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guartho
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April 12, 2006 6:45AM
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Originally posted by JavaCowboy
[B]RTFA!
WCFS! (Write Complete Freakin Sentences!)
I did read the article... yes, the whole thing. However, that's not really relevant to my post. The point is that journalist's protection is far from well-settled and the claim that it is is total crap.
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javacowboy
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April 12, 2006 8:03AM
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Originally posted by iPeon
Huuuuuuuuuu... This is a good debate. I should get in on this.
Wait a minute... some guy is making money off of someone else's trade secrets and when he gets called on it, he plays the victim?
Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight!
I'm out as well.
How did this blogger make money off of leaking the information in his blog? Do people pay to read his blog? (note the sarcasm)
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chucker
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April 12, 2006 8:16AM
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Originally posted by JavaCowboy
How did this blogger make money off of leaking the information in his blog?
Through advertisements.
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Originally posted by JavaCowboy
[B]RTFA!
WCFS! (Write Complete Freakin Sentences!)
I did read the article... yes, the whole thing. However, that's not really relevant to my post. The point is that journalist's protection is far from well-settled and the claim that it is is total crap.
Originally posted by iPeon
Huuuuuuuuuu... This is a good debate. I should get in on this.
Wait a minute... some guy is making money off of someone else's trade secrets and when he gets called on it, he plays the victim?
Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight!
I'm out as well.
How did this blogger make money off of leaking the information in his blog? Do people pay to read his blog? (note the sarcasm)
Originally posted by JavaCowboy
How did this blogger make money off of leaking the information in his blog?
Through advertisements.