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The Twitter Ecosystem is Being Neutered

By Mark Evans | Published: January 7, 2009
Truth be told, I love the Twitter ecosystem almost as much as I love Twitter itself. I love how the community has embraced Twitter, and created new and innovative services while Twitter twiddles its collective thumbs. However, I’m concerned that the Twitter party may be coming to an abrupt end. How come? The biggest problem is there’s a growing [...]
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Phishing Slamming into Twitter

By Mark Evans | Published: January 4, 2009
Phishing has long been the bane of the e-mail world. Sadly, phishing has also made its way onto Twitter. One of the biggest problems seems to be the flurry of Twitter-related services in which you have to provide your username and password to gain access. Unfortunately, many phishers are reeling in big catches as people happily [...]
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