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  1. Protecting Your Online Brand – Don’t Forget Your Nicknames

    However, there are new threats to domain name security. We've all done it before – we see a commercial for a brand we haven't heard of before and immediately go to Google to find the company website. While online marketing is still a major tool for...

  2. Google, Twitter, LinkedIn Earn Top Ratings on Data Privacy

    We are also seeing a shift that we hope will be adopted across internet companies more broadly: two Internet companies — Google and Microsoft — have published figures regarding National Security Letters, secretive government demands for user...

  3. Guy Kawasaki Talks Content Marketing, Social & Google+

    So, what is Kawasaki's advice for making the leap from the security of a full-time job? If you have more brains than money, you should focus on inbound marketing. That's according to Guy Kawasaki, the New York Times bestselling author of...

  4. Top 5 Reasons Against Implementing a Tag Management Solution

    Your first consideration should always be information security and service-level agreements. If you think about it, any externally-referenced code is susceptible to security vulnerabilities including some analytics software solutions themselves.

  5. Google Challenges U.S. National Security Letter in Court

    Google is fighting a National Security Letter (NSL) issued by the U.S.government, with the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) acknowledging it is one of the first firms to do so. Google took the unusual step last month of revealing, albeit in...

  6. Pros & Cons of the Top Mobile App Tracking Methods

    Cookies on a mobile device are the equivalent of their counterparts in desktop browsers, though they are more limited by default mobile device security settings. Recent Gartner research revealed that global mobile ad expenditure is forecast to be...

  7. Google Provides Vague Range of How Often FBI Seeks User Data

    Google receives thousands of requests from law enforcement authorities to hand over user data, and while the firm was one of the first to publish transparency reports, it took until today for Google to work out a way to publish statistics about...