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Growth Hacking Helps You Experiment Your Way to Better CX
It’s no stretch to say that “data-driven” has been the defining mantra for marketers in the 2010s. Some marketers have embraced data as a panacea for every challenge they face, while others have hoped the notion of “data” as a cure-all would go away if they just ignored it.
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How Marketers Can Stay Social - and Safe - On Social Media
On the surface, social media marketing seems fairly straightforward: push out your company’s core message and promotions, build up and engage a follower base, and reap the benefits of increased traffic and ROI.
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Why You Shouldn't Make Fun of Mark Zuckerberg's Password
Mark Zuckerberg suffered a major breach of privacy on June 5 when hackers gained access to his personal social media accounts. Many people criticized the Facebook CEO’s simple password — “dadada” — as well as the fact he reused the same password across multiple services.
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DX Leaders: 'Embrace the Potential of MarTech'
Scott Brinker knows all too well the complexity of the marketing technology landscape. He created the famous supergraphic that now lists more than 3,500 MarTech companies. Editor of chiefmartec.com and co-founder and CTO of Boston-based ion interactive, Brinker unveiled his latest MarTech landscape monster graphic in March
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Making Sense of the Crazy MarTech Landscape #MktngNation
LAS VEGAS — How marketers hone their skills and refine their strategies is more important than implementation of the latest, greatest technologies. That was the message from marketing technologist Scott Brinker at Marketo’s Marketing Nation Summit at the MGM Grand Hotel here yesterday.
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Data Insights Generate Big Wins for Kids via Donors Choose and Looker
There are first graders who haven’t read "A Cat in the Hat" because their classroom doesn’t have a copy of the book. And there are fourth graders who are supposed to be learning about science, but their teacher is unable to access microscopes, lab notebooks or even geodes.
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Ektron Based US Government Website Reportedly Hacked
An Ektron-based website for an obscure branch of the US Government has apparently been hacked this week, but so far, details on what exactly happened have yet to filter out. US Office of Government Ethics Site Downed Ektron, a .NET Enterprise Web CMS vendor, has dozens of government contracts worth
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High Profile Hacks Prove Everyone and Everything is Vulnerable
Hacking has been all over the news lately.
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Vulnerable Websites are Here to Stay
Recently a Dutch agency investigated the vulnerability of Dutch municipality websites and the results are quite shocking. At least, that was my first sentiment when I read the results. Almost one quarter of all local government websites use an outdated Web CMS or other web software tool version.
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iOS In-App Purchases Hacked, Content Available For Free
Actually, for "hacked" read "redirected", as a Russian malcontent shows off a simple DNS change that can give Apple users free content from many iPhone and iPad apps, all without the need for jailbreaking or advanced cracking skills.
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DEF CON Hacking Conference: How Safe Is Your Information?
Wonder how your company would hold up against a team of hackers? At this year’s DEF CON Hacking Conference, held last month, there were some interesting surprises. Give them 25 Minutes, Your Employees will Offer Valuable Company Information The conference, which brings together accomplished social engineering hackers, hosts
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How They Hack Your Website: Overview of Common Techniques
(Editor's note: This story has been updated.) We hear the same terms bandied about whenever a popular site gets hacked. You know... SQL Injection, cross site scripting, that kind of thing.
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Harvard Hack Betrays Joomla! Vulnerabilties?
A Harvard Website was hacked recently, with 125 MB of records stolen and later uploaded to BitTorrent for Peer-to-Peer distribution. gsas.harvard.edu was still down at the time this article was researched (it's back up now). The site was a local Joomla installation. A variety of simple Joomla! hacks have been identified
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