We read (with astonishment and disbelief) that some employers in the US were asking potential employees (at interview stage) what their Facebook passwords were – so they could look up their account. In the case of a user having chosen to have their FB profile private, this is a way of looking up their details.
You couldn’t really have missed the recent events stateside, and the global response which followed the Stop SOPA campaign this January (we wrote about it here just in case you did miss it).
I read about this story this morning, and was warmed to my cockles so thought I would share it with you.
You may have noticed lots of Twitter and Facebook avatars with “Stop SOPA” popping up over the past while.
Web marketing gurus warn webmasters and web marketers about duplicate content. These web marketing gurus understand how the search engines look at duplicate content. Just like any other search engines, Google abhors duplicate content.
Duplicate content is a serious issue. It results to search engine penalty. So webmasters and web marketers are very careful not to copy any content from other website. But what if you are the victim of duplicate content? What will you do when other site owners copy your content?
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