Old Media Meets Click Fraud. Radio Has Much to Learn.
The story of a Seattle Radio station attempting to dive into social media, but instead gets called out for click fraud.
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12.13.2009
Basically, chick enters contest to bring traffic to a radio station’s web site. She loses out because of people using botnets and automation. Chick finds out that these methods are actually within the rules of the contest she entered. Chick is butthurt. Chick blogs about said butthurtness.