Topic: fraud

Is the campaign being run based on fraudulent or factual information? Two bloggers write about the referendum campaign and LNG in general. Oregon Guy writes: You'd really have to be on the fringe to imagine some random pipeline construction taking place...because, and for the mere fact, of its being legal. Non Sequiturs & Exquisite Nonsense writes: If the Bradwood site goes into operation,...

Is the campaign being run based on fraud or fact? Two bloggers write about the referendum campaign and LNG in general. Oregon Guy writes: You'd really have to be on the fringe to imagine some random pipeline construction taking place...because, and for the mere fact, of its being legal. Non Sequiturs & Exquisite Nonsense writes: If the Bradwood site goes into operation, is the choice...

The intro talk by Tom Cuthbert is listing click fraud numbers that, at over 16% for overall and over 25% for content PPC, are dramatically higher than the few percent normally cited by Google. I'm anxious to hear Shuman's take on this. Excellent slides.... will try to link them up later. Erin Sheedy-Owen from Yahoo on catching fraudulent clicks. "We err on the side of the advertiser"....

Blogger "Where's Your Brain" gives a nice rundown of the many examples of "fraud jive" that dominate the China Olympics.