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2016 IB Social Media Leaders

Independent Banker

Congratulations to the Top 2016 IB Social Media Leaders. Independent Banker ® magazine recognizes three community banks who have conducted creative, engaging and impactful social media campaigns. Southeastern Michigan communities are clamoring to be a part of Bank of Ann Arbor’s seasonal concert campaign Sonic Lunch.

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TRENDING: How Credit Unions Give Digital The Personal Touch

PYMNTS

In the September Credit Union Tracker , PYMNTS explores the latest in the world of CUs, including friction between CUs and the ABA, the increasing importance of social media for member engagement, and how CUs are regaining their personal touch in an increasingly digital world. Deep Dive: How CUs Leverage Social Media.

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Consumer Groups Plan Complaint Over Facebook’s Facial Recognition

PYMNTS

The groups contend the technology violates the privacy of the social media platform’s users, Reuters reported. In 2011, EPIC lodged complaints against Facebook, and the social media platform ended up settling those charges related to privacy with the FTC. As those claims circulated, U.S.

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Cambridge Analytica May Have Had Data On 87 Million Facebook Users

PYMNTS

Following estimates from two newspapers that the Facebook data of more than 50 million users may have been improperly shared with Cambridge Analytica , the social media platform said that figure could be higher. legislators asked Mark Zuckerberg to testify about Cambridge Analytica’s alleged misuse of the social media platform’s data.

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Facebook Reportedly Asks Banks To Share Customer Data

PYMNTS

The social media platform doesn’t plan to share the information with other parties or use the data to target ads to its users. “We legislators asked Mark Zuckerberg to testify about Cambridge Analytica’s alleged misuse of the social media platform’s data. As those claims circulated, U.S.

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Facebook Employees Knew About Data Scraping

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When Congressman Mike Doyle asked Mark Zuckerberg if the company was aware of Cambridge Analytica’s use of data on the social media platform because of a Guardian article from December 2015, however, the executive reportedly replied with a “yes” in April 2018. And the company “repeated the same line to the U.K.’s

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Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg Will Testify Before Congressional Panel

PYMNTS

The social media company said it would either be sending Mike Schroepfer, chief technology officer, or Chris Cox, chief product officer, both of which Facebook said would be “well-placed” to answer questions on the matter. Last month, Zuckerberg declined to testify before the British Parliament. lawmakers in person.

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