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TwitterI attended an interesting session at Affiliate Summit today, conducted by four attorneys who discussed litigation and legislation activities around internet marketing. Bennet Kelley, an attorney for the Internet Law Center, made what I thought was a very relevant comment, after describing several industry lawsuits. He said that as an industry, we don’t pay attention [...]
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