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Silverpop Releases ?Leveraging Buyer Behaviors in a Multichannel World? eBook

Silverpop has released the?Leveraging Buyer Behaviors in a Multichannel World? eBook.

The Silverpop team says, ?Recent studies have shown that buyers are typically more than 50 percent through the buying process before their first engagement with companies, leaving less time to interact with them. How can today?s marketers cope with this digital channel explosion? Download our white paper and discover how you can connect with contacts based on their behaviors, making these interactions more powerful than ever. Learn how to:

• Use automation to build a multichannel behavioral database
• Create a messaging approach that moves and adjusts with buyers
• Maximize relevance by combining behaviors with demographics
• Customize the buyer experience across Web, email and social?.

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This Week in Social Media Law: Who's Gonna Log You Out When ...

Welcome to my weekly roundup of issues at the intersection of social media and the law. In this edition we look at the legal ramifications of using Web-based images in blog posts, managing digital assets from beyond the grave, EU criticism of Google?s privacy policy, efforts to legalize online poker, a government report calling for more regulation in the mobile industry, and a Canadian lawsuit that redefines employee privacy on company-owned computers. Here goes:

Web images, blog posts, and the law:

Bloggers, take note: just because you can copy and paste a picture from Google images doesn?t mean you should. Because ?freely available? doesn?t mean free, explains attorney Travis Crabtree at Looper Reed & McGraw: ?Not only is simply copying something from the web a moral issue, it can get you into legal trouble.? Fortunately, there are a number of ways to obtain the legal rights to use photos in your blog posts. Unless defending a copyright infringement lawsuit is high on your bucket list. (Looper Reed & McGraw)?

Who will log me out when I?m gone?

Toto, I don?t think we?re in the 20th century any more... Do you know what will happen to your digital assets?when you?re no longer around to sign on and shut them down? It?s a growing concern, and one that could have significant financial repercussions for family and business partners, writes attorney Michael Brennan. Consider the increasing number of bank statements, bills, tax returns, and other financial documents you receive solely in digital form. Your email, online shopping, and social media accounts. PayPal, online banking, credit cards, bill pays. What to do? A good first step is a power of attorney that allows other to tend to your affairs. But it?s not the only one. (The Virtual Attorney)?

Europe to Google: you?ve got four months:

European authorities released their report on Google?s privacy policy and associated practices this week, write Kolvin Stone and James Drury-Smith of law firm Orrick. The report, prepared by one of the EU?s toughest data protection regulators, the French Commission nationale de l?informatique et des libert?s, is highly critical of Google?s policy. But it isn?t all bad news for the Internet search giant, which escaped fines and sanctions, and was given four months to adapt their privacy policy to European standards. Watch this space. (Orrick)?

C?mon baby, Daddy needs a new poker law:

Betting on internet poker in the near future? The odds are getting better (but not by much). Senators Harry Reid and Jon Kyl released this week a draft of their online poker bill, mysteriously named the ?Internet Gambling Prohibition, Poker Consumer Protection, and Strengthening UIGEA Act of 2012.? The bill proposes legalizing internet poker at the federal level, creating an Office of Online Poker Oversight to regulate the industry, and allowing states and Indian tribes to opt in and affirmatively choose to participate in the program. Sound too good to be true? It may be: the bill in its current form is likely to face steep opposition from a number of parties, including states considering their own internet poker laws. But even if this version doesn?t pass, it?s an important first step for the future of online gaming. (Ifrah Law)?

GAO calls for greater regulation of location data in mobile industry:

The Government Accountability Office has released a report?calling for more federal regulation of the way that mobile industry companies collect and use location data. According to the report, users generally don?t know how the companies and third parties are using their data, or that they could be exposed to increased risks, such as identity theft and unauthorized police surveillance. Recommended actions include industry codes of conduct and FTC guidance for mobile companies (BuckleySandler)?

Canadian employees entitled to privacy on work computers:

Canada?s Supreme Court has ruled in R. v. Cole that employees ?may reasonably expect privacy in the information stored on their work-issued computers.? The decision found that workplace policies do not eliminate constitutionally protected privacy rights. For Terri Susan Zurbrigg and Greg Sim (Field Law), the ruling nevertheless demonstrates the importance of computer use policies for establishing ?the rules of the game? for employee use of workplace technology. This isn?t the final word on the subject, write Andrea Raso Amer and Eric Sherbine (from Fraser Milner Casgrain): the defendant did not challenge his employer?s actions, so the court did not look at employer rights to monitor computers used by employees. (Osler) (Field Law) (FMC)?

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Soccer star, pop diva run in Ukraine's election

KIEV, Ukraine (AP) ? An extravagantly dressed pop diva, a retired football star, the son of a famous actor, an opposition leader suspiciously cozy with the government. Meet some members of the eclectic cast running in Sunday's parliamentary election in Ukraine.

Ukrainian political parties have brought in celebrities or even created fake opposition in an effort to boost their ratings and split their rivals' vote. Such tactics raise questions about Ukraine's commitment to democracy and its hopes of integrating with the West.

The two main pro-Western opposition parties hope to challenge President Viktor Yanukovych's nearly three-year grip on power. They aim to wrestle the parliamentary majority away from his Party of Regions and undo actions that have been judged undemocratic by the West, such as the imprisonment of charismatic former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko.

The Party of Regions has tried to raise its profile by offering the No. 2 spot on its candidate list to pop diva Taisia Povaliy, which guarantees her a seat in Ukraine's parliament, the Verkhovna Rada. The 47-year-old blonde, who wears low-cut, floor-length gowns and sings about the pain of lost love, acknowledges that politics had never been her calling.

"I never thought that I would run for parliament, I never planned it. And then I discovered that people ? the people themselves ? want me to represent them," Povaliy said on a TV celebrity gossip program. "What difference does it make if I work on stage or in the Verkhovna Rada?"

Ukraine Forward, led by former Tymoshenko ally Natalia Korolevska, is widely believed to be supported by the ruling party and aimed at siphoning off opposition votes. Korolevska, a 37-year-old businesswoman-turned-politician, was ousted from Tymoshenko's party in the spring after she refused to support a motion calling for the jailed leader's release.

She went on to found her own party, hoping to attract Tymoshenko voters looking for an attractive, pro-Western female leader. Even though she denies any government links and is calling for the ouster of Prime Minister Azarov, Korolevska gets so much airtime on government-friendly television channels that she is viewed as a tool of Yanukovych's team.

To lead her party's candidate list, Korolevska brought in retired football star Andriy Shevchenko and actor Ostap Stupka, the less illustrious son of late renowned actor Bohdan Stupka. Giant billboards of her and the two celebrities went up along streets and roads.

Shevchenko, the 36-year-old striker known as Sheva, is extremely popular in Ukraine, but many wonder how he would make the transition to lawmaker.

In an interview with The Associated Press, Shevchenko said he planned to concentrate on sports and health issues in parliament and cited the poor athletic condition of many Ukrainian school students as one of the top problems in the country.

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Andreas Umland, a political scientist at the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, said that political shenanigans are corrupting the democratic process in this former Soviet republic.

"Obviously, the readiness to manipulate politics with all sorts of dubious strategies is high, and includes the active use of politically incompetent, but famous figures," Umland said.

And the celebrities are only happy to oblige. It seems that many of them run for parliament to get the perks and parliamentary immunity enjoyed by Ukrainian lawmakers rather than a desire to serve their nation ? a trend evidenced by the fact that legislators regularly ditch parliament sessions and simply hand their voting cards to their colleagues.

World boxing champion Vitali Klitschko, 40, is also running for parliament, but he has years of political experience and a record of challenging Yanukovych's party in the Kiev city council ? "like a burr under the saddle," as he puts it. With Tymoshenko in prison, his Udar, or Punch, party has gained popularity in recent months and is running neck-and-neck with Tymoshenko's Fatherland party. The two parties' failure to join forces plays into the hands of Yanukovych.

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With the campaign almost over, pollsters say that the use of celebrities has largely failed to sway Ukrainian voters. Korolevska's party is now less popular than before recruiting Shevchenko, prompting her to replace posters showing him and Stupka with just her face.

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