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So According to the new FTC Rules…

Posted on October 6, 2009 By Michael Kavka No Comments on So According to the new FTC Rules…

I need to disclose anything I get from vendors to review. Well, the truth is, I don’t get anything from any vendors to review. The only “Free” software I use is either openly available to anyone, or the company I work for has paid for (Namely Microsoft’s Action Pack). In fact I doubt any vendor has even heard of me, although a real good MVP (Susan Bradley) has commented on my blog in the past when I actually had some other things to say.

Speaking of which, I know that this blog has been a tweet fest lately, and just so all of you know, its been nuts at the office. I have some stuff I am planning on working on and will get back to doing more than just having tweets posted soon, so keep your eyes open.

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