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Forbes ask for too much Twitter access: Doing Social Media Wrong

I quite like much of the content on Forbes. Often edgy business reports with fairly strong opinion pieces. The site looks good too. Good enough that we used the raw skeleton for one of our more successful client news sites.

Sometimes I comment over there. I'd even share my comments on Twitter as per Forbes request. Take this perspicuous story about American companies are losing their production capacity by focusing on the patent wars and litigation: Apple Will Lose Friends And Markets With Its Patent Strategy. But every time I think about sharing a Forbes story on Twitter, I get this warning screen.

Keep reading Forbes ask for too much Twitter access: Doing Social Media Wrong

LinkedIn: Full profiles for 3rd-degree connections are available only to premium account holders.

LinkedIn: Full profiles for 3rd-degree connections are available only to premium account holders.

On LinkedIn, have you seen the message?

Full profiles for 3rd-degree connections are available only to premium account holders.

The first couple of times I saw this I thought it had to be temporary glitch. At a time when everyone else is adding useful features, LinkedIn is taking them away.

It's not enough for LinkedIn to spam you to death and refuse to delete your LinkedIn account, they now have made their service next to useless.

Most of the time you cannot see what LinkedIn call 3rd degree connections. But not all of the time.

Keep reading LinkedIn: Full profiles for 3rd-degree connections are available only to premium account holders.

Linked In will spam you to death: they never release email addresses

LinkedIn claim a bug in their system which is not releasing email addresses that were entered at one time and later removed.

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