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RT @jowyang: "Don’t get BrandJacked: Confirming Your Corporate Twitter Account http://snipurl.com/74p27" |
If you're on Facebook, beware of the Koobface virus http://bit.ly/dF2L |
Thanks @rohanpinto: for the heads-up on suspected social media scammer @LillyAnn Details on a Plurk scam from July: http://bit.ly/Xbqc |
Reading @abigvictory 's blog post "twitter, spam, and dick jokes" http://bit.ly/7Gu1 Good stuff |
@Neenz 2:09 am here. Mahalo! |
Off to bed. Night all. |
@neenz You guys definitely are listening, which is great. Like I said in the post, was happy to see that you guys offered an alternative. |
@neenz And I also think the Post To Twitter button is great. Puts the user in control of what Alltop content they are tweeting. |
@neenz I think the Twitterfeed utility for Alltop was a bad call but I was happy to see you guys offer the email list as an alternative |
@Neenz Don't you want that number to be zero? Sounds like you guys are OK with taking some collateral damage on this. |
@nickhalstead Thanks for the comment and link |
@guykawasaki If I'm getting alltop tweets from someone besides your or an Alltop employee, I call that spam because I didn't opt in |
@guykawasaki There were many more negative reactions http://bit.ly/Mucu I can't fit all of those in one post |
New blog post: The Alltop Spam Issue http://bit.ly/ULFc |
@livibetter Here's the link: http://bit.ly/S9SG |
Looks like someone was using the tragedy in Mumbai as a spamming opportunity http://bit.ly/S9S |
Suggestion for a Twitter business model: Sue the spammers. Facebook just won a $773M judgment against a spammer http://snurl.com/6qewc |
Retweet @TechCrunch "Be-A-Magpie Is PayPerPost For Twitter http://tinyurl.com/6as5y9" |
RT @jowyang: Thanks for feedback on Magpie Test (I've stopped using it), there was quite a reaction ... http://tinyurl.com/66cqgp |
Business Week: Cyberscams Befriend Social Networks http://tinyurl.com/59y42m |
