In today's Jimquisition, "A Tale Of Casinos And SEO Juice", Jim Sterling covered the issue of casinos pushing undisclosed sponsored content for their online gambling services. Sponsored content like this is an issue worth talking about, of course.
But what caught my interest was that in several places Jim mentioned the specific names of the companies involved, fine o far, but also gives the full names of the employees that he'd been talking to and shows screenshots of the emails from them including their uncensored email addresses.
This strikes me as being completely unnecessary for his content and crossing some pretty significant ethical boundaries.
For what I hope are obvious reasons I'm not comfortable linking the video.
But what caught my interest was that in several places Jim mentioned the specific names of the companies involved, fine o far, but also gives the full names of the employees that he'd been talking to and shows screenshots of the emails from them including their uncensored email addresses.
This strikes me as being completely unnecessary for his content and crossing some pretty significant ethical boundaries.
For what I hope are obvious reasons I'm not comfortable linking the video.