but that doesn't mean that we should stop from taking content and turning it into our own... because many artist want us to take there work and make our... now ! there are other who may do the opposite .... having some sort of middle ground is always good when dealing with legal issues... Like my grandfather us to say "being safe isn't always being safe" what I;m try to say is that legal matters are always complicate, and the law is always Evolving and changing and so should we, I agree with most of Mr Casey's reasoning and i stand behind his use common sense philosophy, when dealing with legal issues. Its righted to video tape someone else's property without them knowing and using them for your gains ? those are the questions we should be asking our selves before making decisions. I'm not saying not be aware of the laws, but have a common sense among other things is the best legal advice I can get. Mr Casey at one point used a personal history of common sense of thing to explain to me the answer he was giving me, he told me that at one point he decided to used music that did not belong to him in his website now knowing that music did not belong to him he knew that it wasn't right to have it so he took off even though he was disappointed by his decision later..."One of the major challenges for legal institutions in regulating
copyrights is simply that modern intellectual property is so easy to
copy. Many consumers are in the habit of violating the law by
downloading copyrighted material—music, movies and books—for free" chapter 28 page 508 but has glad he did it much later.. the law seems do complicate and some times unfair, but using common sense to avoid legal issue is always good protect and perhaps more than a lawyer can protects.. bend the law go around the law but not break the law... !
Saturday, November 23, 2013
Own Argument and Opinions
Mr Casey had, a great sense of the law, even thought Mr Casey was not the perfect lawyer that i hope for in interviewing for my project he was very capable in answering all my questions to the best of his knowledge. I realized that Mr Casey was trying to come across some very fundamental step when dealing with legal issues, and even thou he did not mention them I understood that he present them to me during the interview by explain to me that what ever legal issues one comes in contact with we should always play the rules by the book, meaning that one should follow protocal and never take anything for granted when dealing with legal issues and that playing it safe is the key to avoiding most legal issues especially when getting involve in a situation were you now that there are potential drawbacks and for problems in the future, when dealing with intellectual property rights one must be careful to protect one self from disaster, For a contract to be enforceable, seven key characteristics must be present. "A contract is a legally
enforceable promise. Analyzing whether a contract exists involves
inquiring into these issues: offer, acceptance, consideration, capacity,
legal purpose, consent, and sometimes, whether the deal is in writing."In my opinion most people who deal with creativity engineering and sort-of should have a legal sense that their always a potential risk of legal prosecution either by you or someone else, within my field of study I think its common sense to be aware of this even thought one does not study law but, most us within the creative field have stolen or downloaded material that was someone else's and we used it for our own creativity," This ability to share intellectual property is both good news and bad. On the one hand, the owner can produce and sell unlimited copies of, say, a software program; but on the other hand, the owner has no easy way to determine if someone is using the program for free. The high cost of developing intellectual property, combined with the low cost of reproducing it, makes it particularly vulnerable to theft." chapter 28 page 502 we now that's creativity belongs to some one else now why should be surprise if the owner try's to sued us for it we can say I did not because we now that its someone else work and not are own even if we manipulated in away to change it. it is important to understand the law, "If a person is intent on lying, cheating, and stealing his way through a career, then he is unlikely to be dissuaded by anything in this or any other course. But for the large majority of people who want to do the right thing, it will be useful to study new ways of approaching difficult problems. chapter 2 page 18 "
Rule of law
Once an author or artist grants the copyright of a work to someone else,
ownership remains with the recipient for the life of the copyright,
correct? Not exactly. Taking into consideration that young, struggling
artists often enter into contracts that take advantage of them and their
desire to reach a wider audience, the Copyright Act of 1976
specifically allows for the recapturing of copyrights under certain
circumstances. Specifically, section 203 of the Act provides that
grants, assignments and licenses can by terminated within a five-year
window after the 35-year moratorium"Today, a copyright is valid until 70 years after the death of the work's
last living author or, in the case of works owned by a corporation, the
copyright lasts 95 years from publication or 120 years from creation,
whichever is shorter. Once a copyright expires, anyone may use the
material."chapter 28 page 507
Retailers, especially those specializing in high-end merchandise, have always expected to lose a percentage of their profits to counterfeiters, but it’s only recently that retailers have begun to crack down on just about any business that appears to undermine the authenticity of their brand, no matter how innocent the alleged perpetrator thinks their actions might have been. Hence, the March 1, 2010 filing of Louis Vuitton Malletier (LVM) v. Hyundai Motor America in US District Court, Southern District of New York in Manhattan.
The complaint filed by LVM asks for unspecified damages and an order that bars Hyundai from diluting its trademark, claiming that use of the look-alike logo “is likely to both dilute the distinctiveness and tarnish the reputation of the LVM marks.” "Similar to an existing mark. To avoid confusion, the PTO will not grant a trademark that is similar to one already in existence on a similar product. Once the PTO had granted a trademark for “Pledge” furniture polish, it refused to trademark “Promise” for the same type of product"chapter 28 page 510.
Retailers, especially those specializing in high-end merchandise, have always expected to lose a percentage of their profits to counterfeiters, but it’s only recently that retailers have begun to crack down on just about any business that appears to undermine the authenticity of their brand, no matter how innocent the alleged perpetrator thinks their actions might have been. Hence, the March 1, 2010 filing of Louis Vuitton Malletier (LVM) v. Hyundai Motor America in US District Court, Southern District of New York in Manhattan.
The complaint filed by LVM asks for unspecified damages and an order that bars Hyundai from diluting its trademark, claiming that use of the look-alike logo “is likely to both dilute the distinctiveness and tarnish the reputation of the LVM marks.” "Similar to an existing mark. To avoid confusion, the PTO will not grant a trademark that is similar to one already in existence on a similar product. Once the PTO had granted a trademark for “Pledge” furniture polish, it refused to trademark “Promise” for the same type of product"chapter 28 page 510.
Reasoning of the LAW
When Question the lawyer he seem very logical he was patient and he gave a lot of thought behind the question and what the question entail and it seem that he was to trying pin point a certain point to to my question to answer. He had great explanation to every answer and was very aware of the question presented to him and didn't stumble on answer as good as he could. at times he seem confuse because some of my questions weren't properly written to understand or with logic and he was aware of that,when i started asking questions, so he reassure himself that he understood the question before he answer them, he was answer very mindful at all times. "If you have insight into how different people perceive ethical issues, you will be better off. chapter 2 ethics" On several occasion he try to help me understand that legal issues where mostly & should be thought as common send issues, and not a scary matter, as though they should be treated with common sense to prevent them from happening, I felt that he was in a way helping me understand the legal issues and they can be prevented by using common sense. In other words understand what the issues are or is, is very important in law, understanding the Rules of law, what is our questions ! why I'm asking such question? the main point Mr. Casey
was attempting to get me to understand is that all things are subjective. Then comes facts he literally was concern with facts behind the question that I presented to him and he use reason and facts to answer most of the questions. He also asked questions back, to support his finding about the reason behind my questioning. He probably notice that I'm into music, I'm concert with copyrights so all those details behind my questioning gave him an impression that I'm a music lover even tho I did mention to him, he was aware of it just by asking such questions, he used that to answer the questions. "Remember that the plaintiff must demonstrate a “false” statement. Opinions, though, cannot be proven true or false. For that reason, opinion is generally a valid defense in a defamation suit. " chapter 5 page 79 He was very aware of law legal questions that I asked him even though we did not specialized in that field (Intellectual property) It seems to me that most legal court action have a procedure that they follow and its probably not much different than others."Judges generally follow precedent. When courts decide a case, they tend to apply the same legal rules that other courts have used in similar cases." chapter 1 page 6 Inductive reasoning was mostly used by him, he use general assumption from maybe earlier findings in school or personal experience and or legal cases, at one point he show me a legal document of a earlier case he took that involve copyrights..
Ten Questions
My process on preparing the ten questions was to place my self in a situation where some thing when wrong or i did something wrong. I had to find the legal procedures to defend myself or sued someone and protect my legal rights. My first question was to place my self in a employer situation where I 'm the owner of a studio and a client doesn't pay me and i have go searching to find a way to get my him or her to pay me for damages and studio time....
my second question was to also place my self and similar situation where i can be sued for copyrighted material and how would i protect myself from such thing happening to me.. in the future. "A work is copyrighted automatically once it is in tangible form. For example, when a songwriter puts notes on paper, the work is copyrighted without further ado. But if she whistles a happy tune without writing it down, the song is not copyrighted, and anyone else can use it without permission". chapter 28 page 506 My third question was to be aware of the laws that have to do with companies and legal licensing, can I do or don't do as a company employee and what is the range of my protection from my employer if any goes "sour" and what is "work for hire"? on my next question my process was to eliminate any doubt on "work for hire" and to what extension does "work for hire" meaning go? how does it work ! when an employee steals a copyright work from someone and uses the work to make profit, those the company fall under the obligation in-case the company get sued for infrigiment? "Today, intellectual property is a major source of wealth. New ideas—for manufacturing processes, computer programs, medicines, books—bring both affluence and influence." chapter 28, page 502 On my fifth question I want to know if I need a license to promote my business in the internet and if so what would be the legal steps towards getting one.. on my seven question my thought was to know how a patent be can be stolen and what should be done to prevent that from happening, in-order words who does some one protect them selves from a due process design or work and wants to patent before someone else takes that idea or credit, sort of what happen to Nikola Telsa a famous scientist who had a idea but was stole or taken because he had not patent the idea right away. During the 1920's."As of 2012, third parties have the right to submit evidence that an invention is not novel. Even after a patent has been granted, third parties have limited rights to challenge its validity." chapter 28 page 504
Q8: How
can I prove that there has been an infringement on my copyright?
A: well
the first thing to do is to have legal evidence of the Infringement and prove
that the legal evidence is forgery. My 9 question was to know if there is a legal law that states that employer have too follow certain protocals on laws..My last question had to do with a personal experience and wanted to know if there was anything i could of done to protect myself and from disaster if so how would go about taking the first steps
Legal Authority
I made contact with this lawyer thru my sister-in-law who is a paralegal, I though she would be a good person to start my research thru and she was willing to help me with any questions concerning the law, I told her about my project and she proposed that I see her employer who is a criminal defense lawyer. We depend upon laws for safe communities, functioning economies, and personal liberties.
About why I choose him: At first I contacted other lawyers that I was interste in to help out with my project but when I contact some of them they were unwill to help, the whole idea for my search was to find some one who knew a great deal about Intellectual property and contracts, My Idea was to ask Question concerning copyright laws, trademarks, business contracts & music law. "It would be nice if we could look up “the law” in one book, memorize it, and then apply it. But the law is not that simple. Principles and rules of law come from many different sources." chapter 1 page 4 since in the future I will be working with music industry & business field, and maybe start my own business I want ask question concerning business rights, my rights as business employer and audio engineer question that involve an music recording artist, and music law in general. unfortunately i did have the time to look for someone else so decide to go with my sister-in-law, proposal, and did some research about the lawyer and decide that he would be a good fit, because I think that criminal defense and intellectual property have a similar playing filed in court... even thought ... its a different field of law it they still play by the same "rules" in court and intellectual property and criminal defense sort of go hand-by hand. The whole idea begin my questioning was to protect my self from ever coming into a similar situation and that i can help myself, with out a lawyer help and be aware of the legal process that is involve in those situations. Casey A. Landis a lawyer who specializes in trial litigation with an emphasis on the defense of complex criminal cases in State and Federal Court. He also involves himself in selected civil cases, particularly for individuals whose civil rights have been violated by the Government. Even thought Mr doesn't specialized in Intellectual property he seem very knowledgeable."CRIMINAL AND CIVIL LAW Criminal law concerns behavior so threatening to society that it is outlawed altogether. Civil law deals with duties and disputes between parties, not outlawed behavior."
In the pass I've have gotten in some trouble with the law and thought that Mr Casey would be a good fit for my questions concerning the law and rights to protect myself in the future from criminal case. Mr Casey has litigated thousands of felony criminal cases including murder, kidnapping, sex offenses, robbery, narcotic crimes, white collar crimes, and most everything in between. Casey’s practice encompasses both trials and appeals in the State and Federal Court systems as well as before administrative boards and agencies. His legal representation commences at the investigative, pre-indictment/pre-charging stage and carries through to appeal, post-conviction, and parole, as applicable to the individual case."The Fourth Amendment to the Constitution prohibits the government from making illegal searches and seizures of individuals, corporations, partnerships, and other organizations. The goal of the Fourth Amendment is to protect the individual from the powerful state." chapter 7 page 110 Mr casey was great source and defently will keep jim in my contact page he was very knowledgeable about the law and had gave me very good responses when asking with long complicated questions...
Mr case can be contacted at CoyerandLandis.com or 702-664-2594.
About why I choose him: At first I contacted other lawyers that I was interste in to help out with my project but when I contact some of them they were unwill to help, the whole idea for my search was to find some one who knew a great deal about Intellectual property and contracts, My Idea was to ask Question concerning copyright laws, trademarks, business contracts & music law. "It would be nice if we could look up “the law” in one book, memorize it, and then apply it. But the law is not that simple. Principles and rules of law come from many different sources." chapter 1 page 4 since in the future I will be working with music industry & business field, and maybe start my own business I want ask question concerning business rights, my rights as business employer and audio engineer question that involve an music recording artist, and music law in general. unfortunately i did have the time to look for someone else so decide to go with my sister-in-law, proposal, and did some research about the lawyer and decide that he would be a good fit, because I think that criminal defense and intellectual property have a similar playing filed in court... even thought ... its a different field of law it they still play by the same "rules" in court and intellectual property and criminal defense sort of go hand-by hand. The whole idea begin my questioning was to protect my self from ever coming into a similar situation and that i can help myself, with out a lawyer help and be aware of the legal process that is involve in those situations. Casey A. Landis a lawyer who specializes in trial litigation with an emphasis on the defense of complex criminal cases in State and Federal Court. He also involves himself in selected civil cases, particularly for individuals whose civil rights have been violated by the Government. Even thought Mr doesn't specialized in Intellectual property he seem very knowledgeable."CRIMINAL AND CIVIL LAW Criminal law concerns behavior so threatening to society that it is outlawed altogether. Civil law deals with duties and disputes between parties, not outlawed behavior."
In the pass I've have gotten in some trouble with the law and thought that Mr Casey would be a good fit for my questions concerning the law and rights to protect myself in the future from criminal case. Mr Casey has litigated thousands of felony criminal cases including murder, kidnapping, sex offenses, robbery, narcotic crimes, white collar crimes, and most everything in between. Casey’s practice encompasses both trials and appeals in the State and Federal Court systems as well as before administrative boards and agencies. His legal representation commences at the investigative, pre-indictment/pre-charging stage and carries through to appeal, post-conviction, and parole, as applicable to the individual case."The Fourth Amendment to the Constitution prohibits the government from making illegal searches and seizures of individuals, corporations, partnerships, and other organizations. The goal of the Fourth Amendment is to protect the individual from the powerful state." chapter 7 page 110 Mr casey was great source and defently will keep jim in my contact page he was very knowledgeable about the law and had gave me very good responses when asking with long complicated questions...
Mr case can be contacted at CoyerandLandis.com or 702-664-2594.
Thursday, November 21, 2013
Week 8 EOC: Barbie Vs Bratz.
Bratz Vs mattel
The case that has been going on for 8 years is finally over
with a settlement were both side didn’t win!
The doll making companies were fighting over an intellectual property
case, the case were Bryant an design consultant that worked for Mattel,
allegedly stole a design, called a breach of contract. Mattel argued that Bryant violated his
employment agreement by going to MGA with his Bratz idea instead of disclosing
and assigning it to Mattel. Mattel claimed it was the rightful owner of
Bryant's preliminary sketches and sculpt, which it argued MGA's subsequent
Bratz d dolls infringed “That both Mattel and MGA claimed they stole each
other’s trade secrets isn’t enough to render MGA’s counterclaim compulsory,”
the panel said. “What matters is not the legal theory but the facts.”
The jury found that MGA did not infringe Mattel’s copyrights
by producing the BRATZ dolls. The jury also found in favor of MGA with
respect to its counterclaim against Mattel for misappropriation of trade
secrets. The court concluded that there was not a sufficient nexus or
logical relationship between the relevant facts that each party relied on to
support its respective legal theory to support the characterization of the
counterclaims as a compulsory counterclaim. Therefore, under the
applicable statute of limitations, MGA’s 2010 counterclaim for misappropriation
of trade secrets was vacat “By contrast, MGA’s trade-secret claim rested on
allegations that Mattel’s employees stole MGA trade secrets by engaging in
chicanery (such as masquerading as buyers) at toy fairs,” the court said. “That
both Mattel and MGA claimed they stole each other’s trade secrets isn’t enough
to render MGA’s counterclaim compulsory
Week 8 EOC: Ten Questions
Q1: As an audio engineer, If I made a recording for a person
outside my (studio) regular employment, and the person later was being sued for
stealing content (sampling) from an original copyrighted song and I as the
Engineer & producer was part of the production process of his or her
album, and the CD had my name as credit producer on the CD and Mix engineer
could I be held responsible for copyright damages as well? Even thought I
wasn't aware of the artist sampling a part of the song?
A: Yes! The most important thing about going thru contracts
and agreements to always be aware of the content that your recording and make
sure that the song or whatever it its that your recording has legal process
begin it.
Q2: If I own a Music studio and a client comes in
and records a series of songs without making a written contract of any kind
between that person and I, but only a verbal Agreement and that person doesn’t
pay me, after the recording is done, yet he or she uses that recording (material)
to distribute and sell and makes money, does that make me owner of his material?
Can I sue if he uses the material to
make money and if he doesn’t pay me?
A: On most cases no, that does not make you owner of the
material unless you have a written paper stating that you do, but you can sued
them for not paying you on damages, (non-payment) but you can have them pay you
from the royalists they collect.
A: good question, most of the cases regarding copyrights,
are very complicated, and there isn’t a correct answer, because there are so
many things that can to tribute the nature of the complain! Example: If you
record a song or say a jingle from say a casino machine or any particular sound
that isn’t famous or hasn’t been copyrighted, can not be used against you in court,
however in a video shot is different because the casino doesn’t want any body
miss promoting or using their trademark name to your advantage, the sound
recording I think anyone cares, because it isn’t and original work, but it
always a good idea to have permission either way, and No the isn’t a law that
can protect you from this,
Q4: If I have a production company and one of my employee steals
other “works” form someone else and uses that work in my company claim he did
it and my company uses that work for the company and profits form it, can my
company face an infringement can the a legal action sued fall under my company?
Even thought the company it self didn’t take the works but the employer did?
Does the phrase “work for hire “ fall under my obligation to repay the original
creator of the works and be fine extra?
A: yes! Whatever your employee does at work to make profit
for the company falls under the obligation of the company. Even if it not’s on
contract, all material works that were created inside the company, belong to
the company.
Q5: Do I need permission or licenses to make or distribute
music or audio files on the Internet for promotion or demonstration purposes
only?
A: Good question, most of the time, a license is needed for
any distribution of music or materials, there are license that not necessary
are music licenses but business licenses that let you do this sort of stuff,
for promotional used most people don’t used one but, there are people that are
paid to look for people who brake the law, and it’s a high risk place music for
promotional use only, the most Important thing to do is to get permission from
the creator.
Q6: Are downloaded works over
peer-to-peer networks violating Copyright law?
A: yes
Q7:
What is the difference between a Provisional Patent Application and
a Non-provisional Patent Application (Regular Patent)?
A: A
provisional patent is a patent that people use to protect their work, in case
some one is working on a similar “work” it prevents others form trying to
patent that same work,
A
non-provisional patent is a patent that establishes the filing date of your
patent application and begins the examination process In-order to receive a full patent.
Q8: How
can I prove that there has been an infringement on my copyright?
A: well
the first thing to do is to have legal evidence of the Infringement and prove
that the legal evidence is forgery.
Q9: What’s your stand on keeping your work private?
A: To keep every thing a private, as you would
in any life situation. There are laws that some employer has to obey when
handling client’s personal documents, as is for music as well it important to
have clients records clock up! And protected.
From anything!
email was only
trying to intimidate me, could I take legal action towards them for say
falsification?
A: Any name can
be a trademark most trademarks are review before handed out, I wouldn’t worry
so much, because most trademark names are big names large companies, and people
that are well known have them to protect their interest. It the artist well
knows? Sort off!” maybe it only that
there trying too bull-shit you! I good
suggestion is to have them send you a legal document certificated of the
copyright or trademark, how long ago was this? Six months! It would of been good, if you’ve contact me
right away it a good idea to always contact a good lawyer and never let time
pass by because they could of already taken legal action against you, if they were just bull shiting you could
taken legal action towards them but only if you can prove that they some how
inflicted damages upon you, say; Ruin your business and you loss money, only
then can you sued.
Week 7 EOC: Lawyers
1.
Borghese Legal, Ltd.
10161 Park Run Drive, Suite 150
Las Vegas, NV 89145
Tel (702) 382-0200
2.
Mc Donald & Carano Las Vegas Office
2300 West Sahara Avenue Suite 1200
Las Vegas, Nevada 89102
Phone: (702) 873-4100 law group
3.
Weide & Miller, Ltd
Bank of Nevada Building
5th Floor, Suite 530
7251 West Lake Mead Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89128
(702)-382-4804 (Voice)
4.
watsonrounds
Las Vegas Office
Watson Rounds
10000 West Charleston Blvd., Ste. 240
Las Vegas, NV 89135
702.636.4902
5.
Bryce Earl
Cotton, Driggs, Walch, Holley, Woloson & Thompson
400 South Fourth Street, Third Floor
Las Vegas, NV 89101:
702-791-0308
6.
Las Vegas Law Firm Keith E Gregory &
Associates
631 S 10th St Suite 100
Las V egas Nevada, 702-398-0099
7. The
Bunker Law Group, PLLC
3753 Howard
Hughes Pkwy.
Suite 200
Las Vegas,
NV 89169
8.
bankruptcy lawyers
Craig Friedberg Las Vegas, NV
Intellectual Property Lawyer
702.435.7968
4760 S. Pecos Rd.
Suite 103
Las Vegas,
NV 89121
9.
MC Law
Group
Phone:
702-258-1093
6725
Vista Parkway Ste. 230
Las Vegas,
NV 89119
Thursday, November 14, 2013
Week 6 EOC:
In my opinion the prayers those
held in public don’t seem to bother me that much, but if someone is praying in my house
or somewhere else liked school or say' somewhere were it seem inappropriate, then that really bothers me, "If the
chief justice got up at the beginning of this session and said, 'All rise for a
prayer,' would you sit down?" asked Justice Sonia Sotomayor. "How
many people in this room do you think would sit, talking truthfully?" http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/ this is and example of how in class today, most students did stand up, when a student said a prayer, so it seems that people are more open to an "open" prayer. I think banding the a public prayer is somewhat absurt and it should not happen
at all, since the foundation of this great nation public prayer where not seen
as offensive, people should respected and
to tolerated other people’s views
an religious ideas and expression’s I think its part of the first Amendement,
freedom of speech and
Simply asking someone to
participated in religious act, should not be a political debate whether the act
of prayer in public is lawful or not but the act of the malice intention should
be, “And we think the town should do what it can to ameliorate coercion. It
should tell the clergy: Don't ask people to physically participate. That's the
most important thing. "religion,.
Simply the act of not tell
someone to participated is rightful, I think!
In my personal opinion, but not if the justice court where to make this
a law, how would they go about making sure that everyone is being lawful and
how would they go about correcting this issues without making. It seems to me
this is a very complex situation and they should fix it without banding, the
right to exercise our first Amendment Justice Anthony Kennedy, who may prove the
decisive, or "swing," vote in this petition, was especially vocal.
"It just seems to me that enforcing that standard involves the state very
heavily in the censorship and the approval or disapproval of p
http://www.cnn.com/2013/11/06/us/supreme-court-board-meeting-prayers/rayers,"
he said. "I'm serious about this. This involves government very heavily in
religion."
Thursday, November 7, 2013
WEEk 5: EOC Midterm
Today‘s challenges had to do
mainly with privacy issue, and of course legal issues are at the top concern
for most people browsing the internet. When
taking about this issues. The main concern is invasion of privacy, another
issue is illegal music downloaded material, there is thousands of legal law
suite against companies and people downloading, so it pretty hard for the
authorities to get to everyone since there are most of the Illegal download are
from music and copy right issues and take into effect when this this type of
issues. There a lot’s of copyrights, legal law suite’s against illegal
downloads, the internet is fill with illegal site that have material own by
someone else and copyrighted material the main issues here is not whether the
illegal site have right to this, but stopping it from happen is of the most
important,
"U.S. announces guilty plea in largest
identity-theft case in nation's history," declared the U.S. Attorney' office”.
http://www.cookiecentral.com/id_theft.htm
The
main concert for most us,is the privacy issue, where people "hackers" get to have and
still are personal Information, not only from people out in the street but also from companies and the government
getting into our personal information. It’s scary to know that most of the
companies and government can target us from anything just by looking in the
internet. .
“In fact,” according to a Nielsen
and NM Incite report, “60 percent of consumers researching products through
multiple online sources learned about a specific brand or retailer through
social networking sites. Active social media users are more likely to read
product reviews online, and 3 out of 5 create their own reviews of products and
services.” http://www.internetprivacyissues.net/
There is also the issue with
Identy theft where people used the internet to get personal information,
according to a recent report by cookie central com “Why can't corporations keep their
customers' personal data secure? Inside the world of identity theft.”
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