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 [TeledyN:] But the money ...: I discovered last week that since early February, he's been quietly hosting at least 168,000 articles on their website. These articles are designed specifically to game the Google Adwords program, written by a third-party about high-cost advertising keywords like asbestos, mesothelioma, insurance, debt consolidation, diabetes, and mortgages.

[Platform.blogs.com] Sudan: The Passion of the Present: Is it fishing, or phishing ...: Ranging from Google News to Sudan Tribune to Islam online, the collective result is a powerful personal tool that enables you to stay on top of the breaking situation and also encounter a wide range of voices struggling to make sense of it. Journalists and bloggers in particular will find this section valuable for doing research.

[Loosewire.typepad.com] loose wire: Banks, Phishing And A Dereliction Of Responsibility: Phishing is the thin end of a new wedge that will lead to increasingly sophisticated efforts to use technology and social engineering to part consumers with their data and money. The banks' role is not to put a few silly little warning notices on their website and set up silly little websites nobody visits (like this one) but to throw serious resources at protecting their customers: by building secure sign-on systems, by monitoring the bad guys, by offering well-staffed and accessible customer support hotlines.

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