Anyone have any more clear information on this?
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Jane Litte, at Dear Author, is doing a series of informational blogs about it. The first one is here: http://dearauthor.com/wordpress/2009/10/06/the-ftc-and-the-unreasonable-case-of-disclosure/ and she's done one or two more so you might want to RSS feed DA. FYI, Jane is an attorney and she's been actually talking to the FTC folks.
ReplyDeleteno ... but it seems, if this is to apply to us, that you need only confirm (if asked) that you did indeed recieve a free book for review ... or not :D
ReplyDeletewhat do I know about lawyer talk though
well hey there Silver, didn't see you posting. I'm sure you guys will keep us in the loop now ;)
ReplyDeleteKristen Nelson also has a blog about it today
ReplyDeletehttp://pubrants.blogspot.com/2009/10/blog-reviewer-disclose-or-face-fines.html
First I've heard of it - I'm off to read Silver's suggestion.