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The
Indian Express online newspaper engaging in spam like
push marketing via YouTube?, by Greg Tingle - November
2017
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If
it looks, smells and appears like spam - as in the
internet variety, guess what - it's spam.
Indian
based The Indian Express has come under the radar
of numerous Australian based media companies for using
spam like tactics in pushing news stories across the
internet using popular social media channel YouTube.
When
the computer user uses the YouTube instructions to
not get the reminders from The Indian Express, the
pop ups still happen.
Could
this be the latest YouTube / Social media scandal
to break in Australia?
A
number of months ago Google and its advertising channels,
as well as competitor Facebook were to be using inflated
internet traffic numbers, a tactic all too common
in the internet marketing and media landscape.
Should
'TIE' continue we will have to put WWE grappler 'The
Modern Day Maharaja' Jindah Mahal on the case - just
kidding, but we know you enjoy the pop culture references.
Just maybe its human error or a "technical glitch'
at The Indian Express, or maybe the effect of something
more sinister.
India
is one of the world's capitals for the not so popular
tech business practice known as outsourcing. India
is also known for its beautiful Indian curry's, which
are also extremely popular in Australia.
Media
Man will be following this developing news story and
will be keeping the readership up to date with further
details as they become available.
'The
Modern Day Maharaja' Jindah Mahal (defeated by
AJ Styles)
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AJ
Styles def. Jinder Mahal to win the WWE Championship
- 7th November 2017
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