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e_Marketing Blog New Video Marketing Blogs For the sake of keeping things straight and becoming more focused I've reorganized a couple of my blogs. Here's where you'll find future posts on specific niches we cover: SEO Strategy and SEO Techniques Submitting Videos and Video RSS Feeds Here's a great post that lists many different places to upload videos, services to help you do mass-uploads, and where to submit video RSS feeds. Where to Submit Videos and Video RSS/MRSS Feeds. This article lists 4 different ways to submit videos to multiple sites (mass-uploads) so you don't have to do it all manually (very time-consuming). Personally I prefer to use Traffic Geyser because it uploads to more than 30 sites - including all the most important such as Youtube, Revver, Google Video, MetaCafe, etc. - and it will turn your audio track into a podcast and upload that to a further 20+ podcast sites. With our own service called Video Traffic Multiplier we use Traffic Geyser for the distribution of our videos. I have also used (and continue to use) TubeMogul, but it has some limitations. However, it is free. Another Source of Free Marketing Products We're adding new free marketing products to the Linknet Marketing Forum everyday. The Linknet Marketing Forum has free resources available on: Check out the Linknet Marketing Forum. |
SBO-Linknet.com is the home of the Linknet Publishing Network. This is a growing network of active websites covering various areas of interest from Online Marketing to Golf to Personal Health and Real Estate. Internet Gambling Under Attack AgainMar 21, 2006 - Linknet Entertainment News Internet Gambling Under Attack Again Mar 21, 2006 - Linknet Entertainment - by Lynda Collins - The Las Vegas Review-Journal, Nevada's largest daily newspaper, on Saturday published an editorial that strongly repudiates efforts to ban Internet gambling.Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.) and 112 co-sponsors on Thursday reintroduced a bill in the House of Representatives that would outlaw the activity, currently a billion a year industry. == Sports Betting Sportsbook and Casino == Additionally, Arizona Republican Sen. Jon Kyl has indicated he plans to continue his push in the Senate to ban Internet gambling. The legislation would update the U.S. Wire Act of 1961, which forbids the use of telephone lines to place interstate bets, to include Internet technology. A similar bill that would ban the use of credit cards and electronic fund transfers to pay for Internet gambling was introduced by Rep. James Leach (R-Iowa). Both bills have substantial support in Congress and there are indications that some incarnation will become law before the end of the year. Internet users today can gamble on every casino game imagineable, as well as sports, horse racing, politics and various types of entertainment. Although Nevada's casino industry has remained neutral on Goodlatte's past efforts, current indications are it would oppose a future ban. "There is no question that a number of our board members think the technology is there to effectively regulate Internet gambling," Frank Fahrenkopf, president of the American Gaming Association, told the Stephens Media Group's Washington bureau. Lobbyist Jack Abramoff, who has been under extreme media scrutiny in recent months, opposed Goodlatte's bill because it would have negatively affected one of his clients, who was trying to establish an online company that sold state lottery tickets. Abramoff collaborated with a top aide to then House Majority Whip Tom DeLay, treating him to luxury trips, among other things, in an effort to kill Goodlatte's legislation. The libertarian Review-Journal noted in its editorial that many lawmakers have staunchly conservative constituents who frown upon further spread of legalized gambling, so their inclination is to totally ban it. "The last thing Americans need today," the newspaper said, "is a regulatory presence on the Internet or federal snooping on individual financial transactions. "Any ban on Internet gambling has misguided intentions and even worse consequences." About the author - Lynda Collins is a documented member of the Professional Handicappers League. Read all of her articles at www.procappers.com/Lynda_Collins.htm
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