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]]> By: James Briggs http://www.mommypr.com/2009/08/mommy-bloggers-vow-to-avoid-ethical-conflicts/comment-page-1/#comment-32614 James Briggs Mon, 10 Aug 2009 23:59:11 +0000 http://www.mommypr.com/?p=7063#comment-32614 It seems really silly that mommy bloggers getting free stuff is the top priority of the FTC. Shame on anyone who thinks mommy bloggers getting free stuff is any different than critics getting free review copies of video games, computer hardware, and movies. I don't see CNET or Gamespot (also owned by cnet) disclosing that they receive free highend graphics cards, gaming systems, HD DVRs, video games, gaming development hardware (for playing beta videogames etc.) etc.. They probably get hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of free stuff each year and I haven't read a single review that discloses this information. With all the problems we have with our economy and accountability in our government it seems like we've decided to pick on the most vulnerable group of information marketers instead of going after real criminals. Seriously, Are mommy bloggers what's wrong with America? Should these bloggers be put in jail? It seems really silly that mommy bloggers getting free stuff is the top priority of the FTC. Shame on anyone who thinks mommy bloggers getting free stuff is any different than critics getting free review copies of video games, computer hardware, and movies.

I don’t see CNET or Gamespot (also owned by cnet) disclosing that they receive free highend graphics cards, gaming systems, HD DVRs, video games, gaming development hardware (for playing beta videogames etc.) etc..

They probably get hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of free stuff each year and I haven’t read a single review that discloses this information.

With all the problems we have with our economy and accountability in our government it seems like we’ve decided to pick on the most vulnerable group of information marketers instead of going after real criminals.

Seriously, Are mommy bloggers what’s wrong with America? Should these bloggers be put in jail?

]]> By: mamabearmills http://www.mommypr.com/2009/08/mommy-bloggers-vow-to-avoid-ethical-conflicts/comment-page-1/#comment-32565 mamabearmills Mon, 10 Aug 2009 20:25:13 +0000 http://www.mommypr.com/?p=7063#comment-32565 very interesting! I know a few people who have spoiled it for the rest of us...not naming any names yet! hahah very interesting! I know a few people who have spoiled it for the rest of us…not naming any names yet! hahah

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