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Bogus Review FTC Crackdown | Perspective

2012/02/042024/10/22 BrieferBob No Comments

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Bogus Review Crackdown Appearance

The FTC [Federal Trade Commission] Bogus Review Crackdown seems to be in full swing. If you have paid much attention at all, by now it’s most certainly likely you are fully aware of the FTC’s bogus review crackdown on vendor websites that use false reviews, testimonials or endorsements coming at us in various form. All in an effort at selling us something that doesn’t, nor will ever, produce the results for which you, the consumer was hoping for.

Scorpions for Breakfast | Sizzling Hot

2012/01/272024/10/22 BrieferBob No Comments

Blog Roll Directory, Books, Legislative

Scorpions For Breakfast Book Review

Scorpions for Breakfast, Governor Janice K. Brewer’s book, was released November 1, 2011. Indeed, it is stirring up the heat and getting things sizzling hot! The greeting on the Mesa, Arizona tarmac didn’t go so well. Well, maybe for her book. But not much for her relationship with the Obama administration. It could have been the heat of the day. Or it could have been the “heat” over her book that, according to its author, Governor Jan Brewer, is all about her personal battle with President Obama.

Victory For-Now | Protect-IP-Act, SOPA

2012/01/242024/10/22 BrieferBob No Comments

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PIPA, SOPA Acts | Victory For Now

On Friday, January 20th, 2012, “victory” became us! The “internet” rose up and raised a voice of unprecedented levels to stop both the Protect-IP-Act and the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) from being enacted as law, both of which introduced suppression of the innovation that has been birthed by the internet as we know it today.

Protect-IP-Act S.968 | Not This Act | Perspective

2012/01/182024/10/22 BrieferBob No Comments

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Protect-IP-Act Perspective

With the Protect-IP-Act, the free-enterprise marketplace finds itself under attack again! This time by The Protect Intellectual Property Act (S.968), more commonly known as Protect-IP-Act.