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Are You Still Using Your Real Credit Card Online?  You Shouldn’t.

Are You Still Using Your Real Credit Card Online? You Shouldn’t.

By Zoli Erdos on July 5, 2010

So iTunes got hacked and some users saw unauthorized purchases up to $600 in their accounts. I’m shocked.  Not at the fact that iTunes got hacked, but that users exposed their credit accounts to such extent.  Websites do get hacked, it’s a fact of life.  Users need to change their passwords, consider what other sites […]

Posted in Security | Tagged Apple, bank of america, bofa, citi, citibank, credit cards, fraud, hackers, hacking, itunes, online commerce, online shopping, paypal, secure card, Security, virtual credit card | 3 Responses

Banking 2.0, The Cloud and Safety in Numbers

By Ben Kepes on May 13, 2010

A while ago, Alex Williams posted about a consortium made up of three banks – Bank of America, Commonwealth Bank of Australia and Deutsche Bank – that was specifically set up as a buying alliance to source cloud infrastructure. Alex’s take on it was that this move was made because of a frustration on the […]

Posted in Enterprise, Strategy | Tagged bank of america, banking, banking 2.0, commonwealth bank of australia, deutsche banl

Being Upfront Gets Better Results than Trying to Sneak It By

Being Upfront Gets Better Results than Trying to Sneak It By

By Hutch Carpenter on November 23, 2009

I’m generally not tracking the “post ads to your social networks” movement, be it sponsored blog posts or tweeting ads to your followers on Twitter. There is one aspect to it that I think is most important: disclosure. Robert Scoble has a post up, More thoughts on in-Tweet advertising, where he notes that he unfollowed […]

Posted in Marketing | Tagged ad-ly, ads, advertising, bank of america, ethics, in-stream, mba, scoble, spam, superfund, twitter

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