Posts Tagged ‘privacy’
8
Jan
Posted by David in display ads. Tagged: cookies, privacy, quicksprout, retarget, tracking. Leave a Comment
Sorry Neil, I know it can work well but seriously this is kinda creepy I haven’t been to your site since 6th November 2011… isn’t this keeping the re-targeting cookie a bit long?
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12
Sep
Posted by David in facebook. Tagged: facebook, friend finder, privacy, Social Media. Leave a Comment
How far can Facebook continue to go with scraping its users data for internal marketing purposes?
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21
Aug
Posted by David in facebook. Tagged: fail, failure, foursquare, geolocation, google places, issues, location, privacy. 4 Comments
Facebook Places is a half-baked attempt at competing with Google Places and FourSquare and a success at violation your personal privacy….
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19
May
Posted by David in Public Relations, Social Media. Tagged: consumer data, data mining, facebook, fail, fails, failure, Google Apps, google buzz, mastercard, privacy, privacy issues, protected tweets, search, Social Media, streetview, tweetdeck, twitter. Leave a Comment
It seems that invasion of consumers rights and privacy seems to be the thing that business seems to very well lately, with increasing levels of disregard for commercial transparency and a focus on business and not privacy…
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5
May
Posted by David in facebook, Social Media. Tagged: facebook, facebook homepage, fail, failure, google, privacy, search. 2 Comments
Facebook wants to be your homepage and only friend…..
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5
Nov
Posted by David in google. Tagged: google, google blog, google checkout, google dashboard, privacy, search, sem. 3 Comments
Google Dashboard which allows a top-level summary view of all your Google products that you use
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