12 Important U.S. Laws Every Blogger Needs to Know

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Did you know that there are 12 Important U.S. Laws Every Blogger Needs to Know specially when you are in US or your platform is hosted in US. Well for me I did not know until I have come to this post.

  • Whether to Disclose Paid Posts
  • Is Deep Linking Legal
  • The Legal Use of Images and Thumbnails
  • Laws that Protect You From Stolen Content
  • Name Trademark Issues
  • Handling Private Data About Your Readers
  • Who Owns User-Developed Content and Can You Delete It
  • The Duty to Monitor Your Blog Comments, and Liability
  • Basic Tax Law Issues in Blogging
  • Limited Liability Laws and Incorporating
  • Spam Laws and Which Unsolicited Emails are Legal
  • Are Protected from Journalism Shield Laws

With this law in mind I think most of the blogger will now be very careful on their post.

Hat Tip from Yuga 

Google, How Popular You are?

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It was posted in googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com on how to discover your links at Google. They have introduced the webmaster tools in addition to their link: operator  but what is the difference? They have explained it below.

Unlike the link: operator, this data is much more comprehensive and can be classified, filtered, and downloaded. All you need to do is verify site ownership to see this information.

I have tried to verify the site ownership but the problem in this one is you have to put some meta tag on your header.. I have hard time locating it on the blogger since I an not a programmer. They also divided the links into two types external and internal as described below

What are external links?
External links to your site are the links that reside on pages that do not belong to your . For example, if you are viewing links for http://www.google.com/, all the links that do not originate from pages on any subdomain of google.com would appear as external links to your site.

What are internal links?
Internal links to your site are the links that reside on pages that belong to your domain. For example, if you are viewing links for http://www.google.com/, all the links that originate from pages on any subdomain of google.com, such as http://www.google.com/ or mobile.google.com, would appear as internal links to your site.

You can also view links to a page on your site,find links to a specific page on your site, Viewing internal links, Downloading links data but till now I am still studying how to do this site mapping I am having hard time to understand the direction of Google. Maybe somebody could .more here

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