Arbitrary Decisions Undermine Social Networks
Businesses come under political fire when they lose popular support. The increase in hostility to social networks has been both rapid and ironic.
Protecting Online Identities in a Chaotic World
Author and analyst Edward Finegold discussed the evolving challenges surrounding digital identities and the revenues they generate for episode 4 of the current season of RAG TV.
How GRAPA Defeats Other Associations on Social Media
Other providers of education to RAFM practitioners should ask themselves why GRAPA is so much more popular than they are.
Who Assures Facebook Customers?
There are literally billions of bots masquerading as real users on Facebook, but no government or regulator protects Facebook customers from being wrongly billed.
Should Social Networks Do More to Stop Account Takeover?
Not unless users do more to protect themselves.
Book Review: The Legal Challenges of Social Media
This multi-disciplinary text struggles to reach conclusions because the law is evolving.
Social Media Tax in Uganda
Telcos will face additional pricing headaches as the Ugandan government imposes a tax on social media users of 200 shillings (roughly 5 US cents) per day.
Absurdity Is Surrounding Social Media
Much of what people say about the need to control social media seems influenced by competition to be the center of attention.
When Does Social Media Snooping Go Too Far?
Telcos have good reason to use social media to gather data about users. However, even governments find it hard to assess the risks of placing too much reliance on that kind of data.
Ad Fraud Is More Common Than We Like to Admit
Why do sophisticated business people ignore the obvious risk of online advert fraud, and the evidence of how widespread it is?