The sneaky method BuzzFeed uses to win the market research game
Ever taken a BuzzFeed quiz? You probably never thought you were disclosing anything too personal. Think again. by {grow} Contributing Columnist Kerry Gorgone
Archive for the ‘ethics’ Category
Would you conduct this experiment on your mother?
The ethics of Internet research becomes more important as the cost of experimentation comes down
Five reasons to be freaked out by the Facebook experiment
Facebook’s admitted manipiulation of its customer’s emotional state might be shocking but there are deeper reasons for concern
Facebook’s latest move just the tip of the privacy issues
Pressure for profits will force Facebook to use our private information in radical new ways. Privacy issues for Facebook
Why Hackers Take Down Sites (and How to Protect Yourself)
Kerry Gorgone tries to find out why hackers take down sites, and has a few tips to keep it from happening to your business.
Are the bad guys winning?
Spam killing blog comment sections. Blogs being hacked. Customer data breaches. Are the bad guys winning?
The Truth About the Blog Supremacists
I have covered many angles of content creation, strategy, and marketing career issues. But there is one serious topic I have avoided until now.
The business case for cheating your way to social media superstardom
There is one business situation that might benefit from cheating. An evaluation.
How Empire Avenue crushed my soul
There is a social media platform that encourages its members to cheat. And Empire Avenue crushed my soul.
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