Comments on: eOneNet.com Sues Internet Marketing Seminars Promoter for Website Copyright Infringement

By: Harrace Lau

Harrace Lau — Thu, 29 Mar 2007 04:14:41 +0000

Hi, Hazlan,

You can check the bidding prices for keywords for overture.com after opening an account and logging in.

However, you can still check the no. of searches for keywords at inventory.overture.com

Regards,
Harrace

By: Hazlan

Hazlan — Thu, 29 Mar 2007 02:13:59 +0000

As mentioned by Fione before and in e1net free internet report \”How To Sell Online and Make Real Money in 7 Steps\”, one of the best ways to test how \”hot\” is the product in the internet market this is to do a research in the pay-per-click search engine at overture.com.

However, such facility is no longer exist at overture recently. Is there any other ways or websites that do the same.

By: Harrace Lau

Harrace Lau — Tue, 27 Mar 2007 08:06:56 +0000

Hi, Suhail,

There is a difference between copying others’ ideas, which are legal, and copying the contents of an article, a web page, or a book, or even the structure of a seminar, which may be illegal and subject to claims for copyright infringement.

To commit copyright infringement, it doesn’t mean you have to copy 100% of the contents. As long as the copying is substantial and looks like the original author’s works, there may be a breach already.

Regards,
Harrace

By: Suhail

Suhail — Mon, 26 Mar 2007 15:49:06 +0000

“If someone can invent; another can discover” anonymous

This is what I always believed……once I told Fione during her blog seminar that another internet marketing company is also starting its blog seminar after EONENET advertised its 1st blog seminar. Well as you mentioned competition is welcome as long it does not meddle with the copyright law. In the world of business ….if you have an idea that does not mean no one else could think the same… it is about who can launch or implement the ideas first and make it works that counts……