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That Time Our Website Was Hacked

Waxing UnLyrical

APRIL 18, 2011

So, as far as Web presence went, we still had the blog and the official Facebook and Twitter accounts. Throughout the incident no one had posted any comments or questions on the University’s Facebook account, and only one comment about the hacking appeared on the blog (which I’ll get to later). Twitter was by far the busiest place.

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EMAIL: The Very Subject of It All

Bad Pitch Blog

MAY 13, 2009

En masse, the media and other influencers have, at best, come to accept email as their preferred communications tool. And yes, IM and Twitter and Facebook come to play and every so often we drop something in the mail (I hope) but let’s be real, shall we? Then you can worry about wowing them in person. How boring!—we

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