August 12, 2014 | Michael Streko | Announcements, KnowEm News, Social Media
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Every day we get multiple requests from people wishing to become a member of our affiliate program, or to white label our Enterprise Dashboard. So to help everyone out, I decided to take the time to write a description of each in the hope that it would help you decide what would be the best way to resell KnowEm to your current client base, readers/followers or potential clients.
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Tags: affiliate, api, enterprise, knowem, partner, reseller, white label
July 10, 2013 | Barry Wise | Announcements, KnowEm News, Search Engine Optimization, Social Media
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Is SEO Dead? I don’t know, but it sure doesn’t hold a candle to the power of Social Media signals these days. I think a lot of people much smarter than I will agree with that statement. So if Social Media is becoming arguably more important than Search Engine Optimization, what are you doing about Social Media Optimization?
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Tags: google+ authorship, open graph, smo, social media optimization, twitter cards
January 25, 2013 | Robert Siciliano | Identity Theft, KnowEm News, Online Reputation Management, Social Media
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We’ve seen this before and it never ends good. This time it’s resulting in an identity theft charge for Ira Trey Quesenberry III, an 18-year-old student at Sullivan Central High School. A few years ago this would have been looked upon as a victimless prank. But times have changed and as social media sites like Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin and others have morphed into much more than just recreational websites, it’s not just unacceptable, it’s a crime.
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Tags: brand, cyberjacking, High school, masquerade, reputation, Twitter
June 26, 2012 | Michael Streko | Brand and Trademark Protection, Domain Names, Identity Theft, Intellectual Property, Online Reputation Management, Social Media
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It used to be the biggest fear for a company. Someone would come along and register a domain name with their trademarked term in it followed by a derogatory word. Since ICANN launched the Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy (UDRP) however, that practice has basically become a futile waste of money and time.
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Tags: brand defamation, companynamesucks, dcma, derogatory brand, icann, ip infringement, social media identity theft, trademark defamation, trademarked term, Twitter, udrp
June 5, 2012 | Michael Streko | Brand and Trademark Protection, Identity Theft, Intellectual Property, Online Reputation Management, Social Media
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One of the more common questions we get asked at KnowEm from customers and prospective clients is “Why do we need to worry about all these social networks? I haven’t even heard of half of them; why do they even matter and how do they help my brand?”
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Tags: brand, brandjacking, cybersquatting, marketing, pinterest, protection, social networks, social registration, Twitter
May 11, 2012 | Barry Wise | Announcements, Online Reputation Management, Social Media
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President Obama announced on Wednesday that “it is important for me to go ahead and affirm that I think same-sex couples should be able to get married.” This was obviously a bombshell statement for both politicians and the public alike, immediately bringing to the forefront a controversial and polarizing discussion about same-sex or gay marriage. Wherever you stand on the issue, if you’re watching TV or reading the news, you’ve heard all kinds of viewpoints on the subject. And if you’re participating on any social network, you’ve probably heard just as many reactions from armchair pundits.
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Tags: barack obama, gay marriage, keyword alerts, non-expert analysis of an important issue, same-sex marriage, sentiment analysis, social media scoring
January 31, 2012 | Michael Streko | Announcements, KnowEm News, Social Media
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Today KnowEm is proud to announce the new “Essential Package”, a selection of the 25 most popular social media sites. You can see the exact offering of sites on the purchase page by clicking the link underneath the package information.
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Tags: 25 profiles, brand protection, knowem essential, Social Media, social networks, vanity URLs
December 20, 2011 | Michael Streko | KnowEm News, Social Media
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**Note** Please open this link and play in the background while reading this post. It will set the mood. As much as I have been hesitant in doing posts like this, because I really don’t like to help out the clones competition with cleaning up their databases, I figured I might as well for the […]
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Tags: Deadpool, Gowalla, Mixx, Skribit, Tagfoot
November 4, 2011 | James Esposito | Identity Theft, Online Reputation Management, Social Media
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As reported by the Daily Record; a New Jersey woman still faces charges this week in a case of first impression in an identity theft indictment. Dana Thornton, 41, is being accused of impersonating her ex-boyfriend, Parsippany Detective Michael Lasalandra, by creating a Facebook page in his likeness. The Facebook account, created in 2009, contained modified images of Lasalandra as well as derogatory comments seemingly made by him. Thornton was indicted in August 2010 by a Morris County grand jury on a fourth-degree charge of identity theft, which is punishable upon conviction by up to 18 months in prison.
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Tags: facebook, Identity Theft, social media identity theft
July 5, 2011 | Barry Wise | Announcements, Identity Theft, Social Media
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With the launch of the new Google+ Social Network last week there has been a landrush of (mostly techie) people to start trying out the new service. As with anything new and untested, always be wary of your privacy settings on the web, and especially to whom you’re giving your information.
Recently a new site launched called gplus.to – this site has no affiliation with Google, no privacy policy, and basically no information about who owns it or how it uses your information.
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Tags: google, google plus, gplus.to, Intellectual Property, social media identity theft
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