Social media company can't stop making email blunders

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January 23, 2009, 7:45 AM — Rock You is a popular social media company that provides apps and widgets for such blockbuster sites as Facebook and MySpace. They’ve won awards, have sucessfully raised millions in capital and appear to be a rising star. Too bad they are completely clueless about email etiquette. Really, really clueless. First, back in September they sent out a mass email to their customers and associates announcing their new site redesign, but instead of using BCC:, they displayed their entire mailing list of over 200 email address in the CC: field. Read more>>

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