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Facebook virus warning: Massive children charity scam - ZDNet

Email Alert Facebook virus warning: Massive children charity scam Summary: Cybercriminals have developed a custom piece of malware that injects itself into your Facebook session and prompts you to donate to a charity for sick children. The scammers’ goal is to make off with your personal data, especially your credit card number.

via: www.zdnet.com

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Professor explains the surprisingly legit physics of Spider-Man

According to a professor from Emory University that “does whatever a spider can” bit is surprisingly accurate. Let’s say you walk into a screening of The Amazing Spider-Man. You settle into your seat,…

via: www.digitaltrends.com

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News:rewired - full stream ahead: ‘Managing a news community’

eModeration CEO Tamara Littleton recently gave a practical workshop on managing a news community to an audience of journalists and social media news professionals at News:rewired - full stream ahead.

via: www.emoderation.com

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