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5 Things American Businesses Need to Know About GDPR
In the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal here in the U.S., the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was established by the European Union in May to give users complete transparency on how their data is or will be used. Here’s everything you need to know about GDPR and how …
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Growing Your Practice on Facebook, Part 5: Patient Confidentiality Considerations
In our last blog, you learned how to capture your audience with engaging content and analyze the results. Now that you understand what it takes to connect with your patients, we’ll take a look at common obstacles medical practices face when posting on Facebook. Social media and the healthcare industry …
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5 For Friday – Facebook Privacy, Google With Your Voice, and Yelp Videos!
1. Facebook Defaults Posts From “Public” to “Friends” & Introduces Comprehensive Privacy Checkup – Marketing Land Facebook has finally launched a major change that may have an impact on their real-time efforts. With the privacy updates, users’ posts will now default to only be visible by friends, and all users will …
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Quick! Delete Your Instagram Account! (Or Don’t.)
Instagram, the popular photo sharing app recently acquired by Facebook, will be changing its Terms of Service next year. This change in terms, slated to take effect January 16th, provoked a massive storm of criticism because of ambiguous language that some interpreted as allowing the company to sell the licensing …
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Marketers Like Us – How I’ve Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Having No Privacy
Marketers like us aren’t trying to figure out who specifically visited our site and did what, it’s more like an ant farm than an investigation. Instead of ineffective tools and sheer guesswork, the visitor loses a little privacy to help small business owners understand how people came to and use …
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Facebook Privacy – New Orleans SEO Replies to FOX8
The Skinner box that is Facebook, and particularly the games and apps that tweak and complicate privacy settings beyond the basic problems described, is ultimately something from which its users benefit. The on-first-glance underhanded data-gathering techniques are ultimately the way that Facebook serves its users, by providing content relevant to …
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