December 16, 2004

Clickable Culture reads the fine print

Christian Crumlish

Tony Walsh at Clickable Culture looks closely at the terms of service for the bloggers being paid to blog about / endorse Marqui's product ( - Deconstructing Marqui's Adverblogging Antics) and doesn't like what he sees:

Today I discovered that the situation is actually worse than I originally thought.
Posted by xian at December 16, 2004 9:27 AM
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