Tag Archives: MySpace
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A Social Media “Gut Check” – Own Your Presence. Own Your Relationships. Own Your Data.

Posted 17 February 2009 | By | Categories: Industry News, Marketing, PR, Social Media | 758 Comments

The recent, unannounced changes to Facebook’s terms of service seem to have gotten many folks up in arms. While this has caused a stir among consumers and privacy advocates, it is also raising flags with brands who are voicing concerns about what this means about ownership of their profiles, relationships, and data. Can Facebook use [...]

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Are Privacy Concerns on Facebook and MySpace Warranted?

Posted 23 June 2008 | By | Categories: Industry News, Social Media | 337 Comments

Recently, reports from the BBC and Washington Post have raised questions about the privacy implications of applications on Facebook, MySpace, and other sites. As usual in today’s journalism, there is a bit of sensationalism, a little fear mongering, and a dose of misinformation tossed together with a few actual facts. In order to really understand [...]

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Will Cracking Down on Spam Improve the Usefulness of Social Applications?

Posted 04 June 2008 | By | Categories: Social Media | 81 Comments

One of the most frequently used phrases regarding social media applications is “viral growth”. In an ideal world, this would mean that apps would provide some value to users who would then pass it on to their friends. In reality what happened is that the primary business model rapidly became forcing users to spam all [...]