So I am forced to admit it. Sarah Palin pays me for the publicity I give her here on my blog. Sorry, Sarah. Rules are rules.
Monday, October 05, 2009
New FTC Rule for Bloggers
Effective today, the FTC has mandated that all bloggers must disclose any freebies and/or payment we receive to give testimonials. You can read MSNBC.com's article on it here.
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So I am forced to admit it. Sarah Palin pays me for the publicity I give her here on my blog. Sorry, Sarah. Rules are rules.
So I am forced to admit it. Sarah Palin pays me for the publicity I give her here on my blog. Sorry, Sarah. Rules are rules.
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I think the panic over this new law is ridiculous. I mean, if I get a free book from a publisher, I'm going to say that anyway, and it's really not like people are going to turn away from my blog if I do. And then, if I don't report it, what is the FTC going to do? How will they even know I got it for free?
That pic just warms my heart.
Sigh...
Thanks.
I say who cares? It's impossible to regulate because people lie.
i really don't see it impacting any of us "amateur" bloggers. i think they are after people who write blogs for, say, the NY Times, or Amazon.com, or Consumer Reports.
personally, i've always regarded those blogs as just a publicity stunt anyway. does anybody really believe Management at those places doesn't tell the ersatz blogger exactly what to write? ditto for corporate Twitterers.
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