When User Generated Content Attacks

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When User Generated Content Attacks

There’s been much written on the wonders of user generated content over the last few years. The idea is that user generated content is imperative in building a successful community, a community who decides for themselves what is quality content and what is not. But what happens when users start to create content that doesn’t reflect well on companies? We take a look at examples of when UGC backfired.

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