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2011 Is Sure To Be Great
New Year resolutions, reflecting back at 2010, and thinking about 2011 is what the next couple days are all about. When I think back about this year, I’m feeling so grateful for everything that I’ve experienced, the new friends I have made, and the go…
The 11th Circuit Rejects Brekka and Provides Guidance on Pursuing Ex-Employees Who Steal from Company Computers
This week the 11th Circuit upheld the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (“CFAA”) conviction and one -year prison sentence of a former Social Security Administration (“SSA”) employee who accessed the agency’s computer for non-business reasons. U.S. v. Rodriguez, 2010 WL 5253231 (11th Cir. Dec. 27, 2010). This case is significant for two reasons. First, the court refused to adopt the 9th Circuit’s decision in LVRC Holdings LLC v. Brekka, 581 F.3d 1127 (9th Cir. 2009), the poster child for not applying the CFAA to miscreant employees who steal their employer’s data. A critical element to prove a theft of data … [ Continue reading → ]
Gasoline for the Economy
Ever see gasoline thrown on an open fire? Impressive! The economy, like a campfire of burning embers with occasional flickers of flame, just got a dose of gasoline. The recently-passed tax bill (extension of the ”Bush Tax Cuts”) is&nb…
CAN YOU RELY ON YOUR CORPORATE COMPUTER POLICIES TO SUE EX-EMPLOYEES WHO STEAL COMPANY DATA?
Two recent district court opinions add to the caselaw providing judicial guidance on how employers might update their corporate computer policies to be able to sue ex-employees for stealing company data based on the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (“CFAA”), the federal computer crime statute. Title 18, U.S.C. §1030. This is a particularly significant problem when employees leave their current jobs to join competitors and attempt to gain an unfair advantage by stealing data from the company computers prior to their departure. 4 of the 7 sections of the CFAA that are the basis for a civil cause of action … [ Continue reading → ]
Vagueness Leads to Socks, Ties and Underwear
A Christmas Season ad campaign from a new online retailer, The Art of Shaving admonishes:
Repeat after us: “I will not be vague about my wants, because vagueness leads to socks, ties and underwear”In the recent past, I’ve seen innum…
David Bain’s 26 Week Internet Marketing Course
The best way to get really good in Internet marketing is by learning from an Internet Marketing Expert. I can say that with confidence because personal experience has taught me that trying to successfully navigate the Internet marketing landscape is not easy task. With more than a decade of experience it’s clear to me that having a mentor and learning from others who have already taken the journey is the fastest, most effective way to learn about marketing and making money online.
Being involved with SEO and Internet marketing, I’ve been blessed with meeting many qualified Internet marketing experts who are looking to help others succeed online. David Bain is no exception. David has been teaching Internet marketing for years and has reached thousands of students. After personally reviewing his program I can tell you that it is one of the best, most comprehensive (although easy to understand) programs I’ve ever seen!
- Week 1: Market Research & Business Strategy
- Week 2: Keyword Research
- Week 3: Site Structure
- Week 4: Data Capture & Marketing Funnel
- Week 5: Conversion Rates
- Week 6: Visitor Tracking
- Week 7: Blogging
- Week 8: RSS
- Week 9: Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook
- Week 10: Social Media Syndication
- Week 11: Reputation Management
- Week 12: Press Releases
- Week 13: Pay Per Click
- Week 14: Major Directories
- Week 15: Niche Directories and Review Sites
- Week 16: Location Specific Marketing
- Week 17: Competitor Backlinks
- Week 18: Beg, Barter or Buy
- Week 19: Blog & Forum Comments
- Week 20: Guest Posts
- Week 21: E-Books and Viral PDFs
- Week 22: Content Hubs and Feeder Sites
- Week 23: Article Marketing
- Week 24: Audio and Video
- Week 25: Blog and Web 2.0 Site Distribution
- Week 26: Bookmarking and Social Sharing
Start the new year off right with a commitment to learning. I know how good and effective David’s material are – especially this program which was recently updated to include the latest and greatest online marketing tactics. I encourage you to check it out if you want to succeed online in 2011.
P.S. If you purchase David’s program using one of the links above, be sure to send me a note/comment on this blog. I’d be happy to send you a FREE copy of my SEO training videos ($297 value) at no cost. Happy Holidays!!!
It’s The Process, Stupid!
Software makers, like any business, are always on the hunt for new markets. Where a large enough problem exists, there are probably several automated software packages to solve for that problem. And financial governance is one huge problem facing many finance managers. But in the rush to comply with what can seem like an overwhelming [...]
The Recruiting World, Meet Video….Video, Meet the Recruiting World
As an industry that is constantly evolving with new tools that are being created and developed by fellow recruiters, there gives marketers a wealth of choices to choose from as far as how to expose their company to candidates and hiring managers.
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Do You Own a Business? Or Are You Self-Employed?
Lots of people who say they own a business are really self-employed. They own a job. In his book The Cashflow Quadrant, author Robert Kiyosaki defines owning a business as “You own a system and people work for you”.
I was recently speaking to a gro…
National Email Unsubscribe Day January 3, 2011
This morning I was sifting emails and realized that I’ve been receiving a large number of emails that I probably should have unsubscribed from by now. You know which emails I’m talking about – the ones that don’t annoy you enough to unsubscribe from but at the same time provide absolutely no value.
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