Let's assume that I in fact wished to read articles on a paid site so badly that We handed over my credit cards details to them, what might stop myself 'reporting' on what this article said upon my freely offered blog? I would imagine it would be very hard for a newspaper group to prevent thousands of bloggers disseminating the info freely to their users who gain plenty of traffic along the way.
Let's assume that I actually wanted to read an article on a paid site therefore badly that We paid my credit card details to them, what would stop me personally 'reporting' on what the article said on my freely obtainable blog? I would imagine it might be very difficult for a newspaper group to avoid thousands of bloggers disseminating the information freely with their users who would gain plenty
Let's assume that I actually wanted to read articles upon a paid site therefore badly that I paid my credit card information to them, what would stop myself 'reporting' on what this article said on my freely offered blog? I would imagine it could be very difficult for a newspaper group to avoid a large number of bloggers disseminating the info freely to their users who would gain plenty of traffic
Assuming that I in fact wanted to read an article upon a paid site therefore badly that We handed over my credit cards information to them, what would stop me personally 'reporting' on what the article said on my freely obtainable blog? I would imagine it will be very hard for a newspaper group to prevent thousands of bloggers disseminating the info freely to their users who would gain lots of tra
Let's assume that I actually wished to read articles upon a paid site therefore badly that We paid my credit card information to them, what might stop myself 'reporting' on what the article said upon my freely offered blog? I would imagine it will be very hard for a newspaper group to avoid a large number of bloggers disseminating the information freely to their users who would gain plenty of traf