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Is Your Brand Breaking the Law on Social Media?

Content Marketing Institute

copyright law provides statutory damages up to $150,000 per image for willful infringement. And, though you may not read about a lot of court decisions on copyright infringement, remember many cases are settled out of court, never to be shared publicly. Here’s one way to respond if you get a copyright infringement letter.

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24+ Sites to Find Free Images You Would Actually Use for Your Marketing

Buffer

We’ve shared our own study on the importance of images in Twitter posts for more social sharing. Nearly every image created in the last 30 years is still protected by copyright—a protection that gives virtually every author the exclusive right to use or reproduce their work. A few things to know before we get started.

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The Etiquette of Web Scraping and How to Use Web Scraping Legally

Webbiquity

Large websites like Google, Twitter, and Facebook expose APIs to access their data in a structured format. Also, read the terms and conditions. When you log in and agree to the terms and conditions, you are “signing” a contract with the site owner(s). Don’t violate copyright law.

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How the Flywheel Killed HubSpot's Funnel

Hubspot

As you step through this exercise, screenshot your flywheel and share them on Twitter or Instagram using the hashtag #OurFlywheel. Terms and conditions apply and are included below. ELIGIBILITY: Open only to persons who are 18 years of age or older and U.S. OurFlywheel Homework Official Rules. or Australian residents.

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40 Ways to Get Banned From the Top 5 Social Networks

Hubspot

If you're curious how the newest social network on the block works, we encourage you to read its Terms & Privacy page in full. 2) Pinning copyrighted content. That means if you're posting an image from your blog post, that better be copyright-free! 2) Posting copyrighted content to forums. 6) Spamming posts.

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The Laws Marketers Need to Know to Avoid Legal Backlash

Hubspot

Privacy Policies and Terms of Use. Although partial regulations exist, there is no privacy law that singlehandedly addresses how you can acquire, store, or use personal data in the U.S. With the recent examples of Google and Path, we've seen what happens with businesses when they're thought to have abused users' personal information.

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SEO for Images: Why We’re Trying to Rank for the Term 'CEO'

Hubspot

Pinterest and Instagram have conditioned people to use and trust this form of discovery, and oftentimes, I find it produces even more relevant results than text-based search. Competition for the Term 'CEO'. Then, I wanted to see how competitive the term 'CEO' was. Say you want to improve the personal brand of your CMO or CEO.