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Google + Safari Breach = FTC Fine

The last time Silverback Marketing reported about any possible FTC investigations into Google was Tuesday, December 20, 2012. Google has encountered numerous collisions of that nature with the Federal Trade Commission over the years, so a news report regarding a new instance is never a complete surprise. The latest investigation and possible fine are very [...]

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Facebook and its opinion regarding the release of information to employers

The rise of social media means that the number of people that have information about themselves for the public to view is on the rise as well. Luckily most social networking websites allow an individual to create privacy settings that prevent the entire online world from viewing the profile. Google+ has different Circles a user [...]

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The Silverback Marketing Round-up for February 27-March 2, 2012

Big week in the Google world folks! Silverback Marketing talked about the latest Panda update this past Monday and February updates to Google on Tuesday this week. Therefore, it only makes sense to wrap up this week focusing on what Google has been delivering to the online world recently. Let’s take a look at some [...]

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The Electronic Privacy Information Center versus the FTC (Google inspired of course)

Back on January 25, 2012 Google started to let its users know that big changes were coming to the service’s privacy policies. Google explains the changes in terms of simplifying the Google search experience by combining all profiles of a user into one neat package. According to Google “the main change is for users with [...]

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Google and the Citizens Advice Bureau team up to promote safe computer usage with “Good to Know”

It is not that people do not want to take steps to safeguard themselves online. Identity theft is horrible and the long-term consequences can be quite traumatic to deal with and resolve. The problem is that most people are not “techies”, so it can be very difficult trying to understand all the steps they have [...]

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Ebby Amirebrahimi talks about disabling sharing of posts before posting on Google+

Google+ continues to create features to differentiate itself from Facebook

Now that Google+ is available to the general public it makes sense that Google would continue to launch features that make the social medium unique compared to other brands of social media. The Google+ population may be growing as it recently passed the 50 million mark, but considering that Facebook has over 750 million users [...]

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