Burger King’s Twitter account hacked

Burger King has suspended its Twitter account after it was hacked yesterday morning. The troublemakers tweeted obscenities and changed the company’s logo to McDonald’s, claiming it had been sold to its rival, reports ft.com. Read more. Also read: Blogs enhance your online presence Overcoming social media barriers How to be a social media success

By Wire services | February 19, 2013 | Last updated on February 19, 2013
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Burger King has suspended its Twitter account after it was hacked yesterday morning.

The troublemakers tweeted obscenities and changed the company’s logo to McDonald’s, claiming it had been sold to its rival, reports ft.com.

Read more.

Also read:

Blogs enhance your online presence

Overcoming social media barriers

How to be a social media success

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