Security: Social Networks post Threats This interesting article suggests that as social networks continue to share data across multiple platforms that security risks are likely to be exposed. For example, information that you share cross network could be seen by friends that are connected to competitors –causing potential leakages. Expect more risks to surface as the social web continues to proliferate.
Best Practices: Streamlining Indonesia Telegram Number Data Community Social media scientists will appreciate the heavy recommendations in this article, which suggests the following: User anonymity should be forced, Barriers to participation should be as low as possible, Moderation should not focus on users or on comments in isolation, but on the relational quality of comments. Read more in attacked from within Fandom: Coke’s Unexpected Facebook Community Adage highlights the Coke community within Facebook that has grown –yet it’s not from it’s own marketing team, but instead from fans.
Deals: Pluck wins Batanga Integrating with it’s Sitelife product, Pluck powers the Batanga Latin music portal and claims to have 38% increase in registrations since the deployment. Strategy: MySpace continues to focus on hypertargeting In this article based on interview with MySpace’s Chris DeWolfe, MySpace is critiqued for having slower growth yet maintains a large community. They plan to focus on hypertargetted ads which are customized to users.