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If you signed up for Associated Content before 5-2010 - read this notice by Yahoo

Yahoo! Takes Immediate Action After Hacker Incident | Yodel Anecdotal : "Yahoo! recently confirmed that an older file containing approximately 450,000 email addresses and passwords was compromised.  The compromised information was provided by writers who had joined Associated Content prior to May 2010, when it was acquired by Yahoo!.  (Associated Content is now the Yahoo! Contributor Network.)  This compromised file was a standalone file that was not used to grant access to Yahoo! systems and services. We have taken swift action and have now fixed this vulnerability, deployed additional security measures for affected Yahoo! users, enhanced our underlying security controls and are in the process of notifying affected users.  In addition, we will continue to take significant measures to protect our users and their data." 'via Blog this'   click on title link above to read full blog post.

Digital First Media – Careers

Writer fights back against article theft: “9-1-1? I’D LIKE TO REPORT A THEFT!’

  “ 9-1-1? I’D LIKE TO REPORT A THEFT! - The National Enquirer ” my notes: Now before you go judging me (I don’t usually read Enquirer)  - I was researching and found this GREAT headline by a writer that is tired of other sites stealing his work!  Namely US Weekly.  Now many of you write articles on sites that are not journalistic in nature – but the principle is the same. You write a great blogpost, have a great idea for a squidoo lens, master the art of the “how-to” or develop a niche column that someone decides to “lift” or copy. This writer took matters into his own hands with this posting. I have not researched out fully to find out if this author’s claim is true or not – after all link backs and direct quotes are one thing, and outright stealing is another. More power to you the writer. Go out and use your words!

Are Your Titles Irresistibly Click Worthy & Viral?! | SEOmoz

Are Your Titles Irresistibly Click Worthy & Viral?! | SEOmoz : "I hope this little analogy illustrates the extreme importance of crafting a clickable title - and that you will join me as I suggest some ideas for making your titles more clickable. Let's go!!! 7 Ingredients of a Click Worthy Title Assuming all other factors neutral for the moment, let's look at what I think are 7 most important ingredients of your titles; Curiosity Benefit Emotion Tangible" 'via Blog this'