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In a major ruling today, a court offered an answer to that. Authors should not be held liable for providing links to websites that contain defamatory material, according to the Supreme Court of Canada. The decision is a big win for online publishers. It also marks a shift in how the law weighs competing concerns about reputations and free speech. Of course, … [Read more...]Filed Under: Andy Beal's Pilgrim Tagged With: canadian supreme court, defamatory material, direction arrow, legal victory, libelous material, supreme court of canada, traffic spikes, unstable groundThe Complete Guide To The New Facebook InsightsOctober 20, 2011 Leave a Comment Facebook Insights is an analytics tool which you can use to see how people are interacting with your fan page, much like Google Analytics. It’s a powerful and free tool which is provided by Facebook to give you a better insight into your following, and with the release of the new version, it’s better than ever before. 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In June of 2003, AdSense took the marketplace by storm and hasn’t relinquished its control yet. Most of the top blogs and websites you’ll find around the web today all have one thing in common – AdSense ads. The process is extremely simple to understand. You sign up for a Google AdSense account, submit your site, and if accepted, you will receive generated codes (html scripts usually) for the types of ads you prefer. With Google ads, you can adorn your site with banners (rectangular ads by the header or footer), skyscrapers (tall, slender ads running down the side), buttons (small, box-shaped ads), and even in-video overlays and other fantastic ad types. 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Looking for Internet Marketing Jobs? We Have Them!

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How to Get Accepted for AdSense

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Looking for Internet Marketing Jobs? We Have Them!

Online Publishers Score Legal Victory Regarding Linking

The Complete Guide To The New Facebook Insights

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