You may or may not be aware of something called “Thinspo” – it’s a shortened term for “Thinspiration”, usually a tag on social media sites where people typically upload lots of pictures of women looking a bit, er, thin.

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Thinspo Tumblr Page leads to Fake News Diet Supplement Site

Shirley Temple! I’m more of a Streisand man myself, but even so she caused a bit of a stir recently as Huffington Post , NY Post and others reported her arrival on Twitter – including those who were “ helping her to get verified “. NY Post mentioned that she was conversing with Dick Van Dyke, and Toy Story 3 Director Lee Unkrich said that it was indeed her

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Man Claims his Twitter was Hijacked, turned into Shirley Temple for the Week

We’re seeing quite a few of these “Can I use your…” style messages arriving in mailboxes, taking the form of fake Twitter DM notifications. The most common fakeouts seem to be asking about videos and photographs.

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Fake Twitter DM emails leads to Canadian Pharma spam

An article in BusinessWeek about the adware cash cow: …Edelman shows how ads purchased for placement on Yahoo and partner sites by companies such as Cablevision Systems Corp. (CVC ) were also redistributed until they showed up as pop-ups

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Follow the money redux

This is a completely worthless and, in fact, potentially dangerous application that pre-installs 180Solutions Zango and does nothing but apparently redirect you to a porn site.