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Malwarebytes uncovered a malware campaign on the Match.com ad network
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An Aussie model's hopes to cash in from Kanye West presidency plans. Elliot Isles was inspired by an entrepreneur who's received $80,000 offers for his website - a tidy profit from a 99 cent purchase.
Carol Hancox's insight:
Combine forward thinking and the ability to buy your own domain name - people can cash in when these sites are in demand.
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Nine results must be removed from search index within 35 days
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Right to be forgotten ruling impacts Google results
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Sanford Wallace faces $250,000 fine and up to three years in jail
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SNS Message Spamming - not just emails but any messaging system can fall to being spammed.
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Concerned parent says dating app 'should be on the top shelf and out of reach' to youngsters
Carol Hancox's insight:
How do websites control the members age...children joining adult websites with Tinder
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Pew has released a new report today detailing America’s usage of social networking tools, and much of the report confirms things many people already suspected. First there’s Facebook. It remains the undisputed king of social networking, with a reported 72 percent of Internet users having an account with the service. Of those, an estimated 70 percent… Via Nik Peachey
Rosemary Tyrrell, Ed.D.'s curator insight,
August 25, 2015 1:50 PM
"And then there’s the evidence showing that LinkedIn really is for people who want to get ahead in their careers." This is what I have been telling my students for years! 
María Dolores Díaz Noguera's curator insight,
August 27, 2015 7:47 AM
Pew confirms lots of social networking stereotypes | @scoopit via @NikPeachey http://sco.lt/... 
Dawn Jensen's curator insight,
August 31, 2015 8:27 PM
Your social media presence has got to match where your clients and prospects reside. Great information from Pew!
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Do you want to increase your Facebook engagement? In this article you'll find out how to use Facebook Audience Insights to optimize your Facebook posts.
Carol Hancox's insight:
Learn more about your audience on Facebook - what issues does this raise? Marketing information vs privacy?
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Some people get so focused on rankings that they forget what great SEO is all about: marketing. Through applying the principles of guerrilla marketing, columnist Marcus Miller shows how great marketing makes for great local SEO. Via Bonnie Burns
Carol Hancox's insight:
SEO is a little different. You can’t just pay to appear in the local results (yet). There is a whole technical, black-box process to follow in an effort to improve your visibility and to appear in the local or organic search results for your business. This shifts the focus away from the traditional advertising and marketing mindset and more toward unlocking the mystery of strong local rankings.
Ravindra Raman's curator insight,
August 8, 2015 4:38 AM
SEO is a little different. You can’t just pay to appear in the local results (yet). There is a whole technical, black-box process to follow in an effort to improve your visibility and to appear in the local or organic search results for your business. This shifts the focus away from the traditional advertising and marketing mindset and more toward unlocking the mystery of strong local rankings. 
Jasmine Beausoleil's curator insight,
August 8, 2015 8:30 AM
SEO is a little different. You can’t just pay to appear in the local results (yet). There is a whole technical, black-box process to follow in an effort to improve your visibility and to appear in the local or organic search results for your business. This shifts the focus away from the traditional advertising and marketing mindset and more toward unlocking the mystery of strong local rankings. 
Randy Bauer's curator insight,
August 8, 2015 3:57 PM
SEO is a little different. You can’t just pay to appear in the local results (yet). There is a whole technical, black-box process to follow in an effort to improve your visibility and to appear in the local or organic search results for your business. This shifts the focus away from the traditional advertising and marketing mindset and more toward unlocking the mystery of strong local rankings.
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Move means YouTube users won't be forced to create a Google+ account
Carol Hancox's insight:
It is no longer a requirement to have a Google+ profile to register with You Tube, separating the different services after public complaints, instead a Google account only
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Who knew you could use Google to play Lego? (H/T this imgur post).
Carol Hancox's insight:
a fun read
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Twitter data collected during the 2014 World Cup shows millions of tweets sent during every big match
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#TwitterStatistics
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Wikipedia taking steps to improve the reliability of Wikipedia
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The fourth Bersih rally for government reform is due to take place in Malaysia this weekend but the government is cracking down hard
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Although we know this social media checklist is not a one-size-fits-all list, it’s a good starting point for those who are trying to figure out how often they should perform all of their social marketing activities. Via Bonnie Burns
Carol Hancox's insight:
effectively manage your SNS pages
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Pew has released a new report today detailing America’s usage of social networking tools, and much of the report confirms things many people already suspected. First there’s Facebook. It remains the undisputed king of social networking, with a reported 72 percent of Internet users having an account with the service. Of those, an estimated 70 percent… Via Nik Peachey
Rosemary Tyrrell, Ed.D.'s curator insight,
August 25, 2015 1:50 PM
"And then there’s the evidence showing that LinkedIn really is for people who want to get ahead in their careers." This is what I have been telling my students for years!
María Dolores Díaz Noguera's curator insight,
August 27, 2015 7:47 AM
Pew confirms lots of social networking stereotypes | @scoopit via @NikPeachey http://sco.lt/...
Dawn Jensen's curator insight,
August 31, 2015 8:27 PM
Your social media presence has got to match where your clients and prospects reside. Great information from Pew!
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Age restrictions have been placed on some music videos following an agreement between YouTube and Vemo and government ministers to help...
Carol Hancox's insight:
Placing age restrictions on YouTube - why it won't work?
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Founder Mark Zuckerberg reveals that one in seven people used the social network on Monday
Carol Hancox's insight:
SNS Statistics
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Websites try to suggest everything from your next best friend to your next best shirt. But are these recommendations a help or a hindrance? Four writers look at how algorithms shape their online lives
Carol Hancox's insight:
Insight into the use of algorithms to data mine and draw conclusions about you
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10,000-character limit should be enough for anyone
Carol Hancox's insight:
Could this change - stop the small bite size messages into longer posts, similar to other social media sites?
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The social network also revealed Safety Centre to help tackle online trolls
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Twitter takes ability ot custom wallpapers
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Chances are, you've been on YouTube. You've probably watched a few hundred hours of video from your favorite YouTuber or kept track of your favorite movie channels. You may have even uploaded a video or two in hopes of being the next big YouTuber. Whatever your reason, you need to know about a couple of big updates.… Via Tiaan Jonker
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Victims of terrorism seek to obtain top-level domains of countries alleged to have supported terrorism
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Officially responds to DCMS report on content-filtering and abuse
Carol Hancox's insight:
#WebFilteringUK
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