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The law behind "tell a friend" services. Useful guide based on UK law, updated in July 2008.
Tagged law, marketing, spam, tellafriend, uklaw, viralmarketing
Very interesting stuff, now I have something to back up my inherent dislike for send-to-a-friend functionality.
Andrew Ingram - 28th July 2008 23:02 - #
They have too much time on their hands.
On a side note, it would be interesting to find out if they paid to use the copyrighted images of The Simpsons, The Matrix, The Incredibles, etc, etc on the front cover of their magazine 'Out-Law'.
http://www.out-law.com/page-5593
coxy - 29th July 2008 16:49 - #
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Very interesting stuff, now I have something to back up my inherent dislike for send-to-a-friend functionality.
Andrew Ingram - 28th July 2008 23:02 - #
They have too much time on their hands.
On a side note, it would be interesting to find out if they paid to use the copyrighted images of The Simpsons, The Matrix, The Incredibles, etc, etc on the front cover of their magazine 'Out-Law'.
http://www.out-law.com/page-5593
coxy - 29th July 2008 16:49 - #