Infographic on online reputation management and issues surrounding defamation

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Trolling and irresponsible publication of information on the Net is a prevailing problem specially with website owners and ISPs protected by the United States Communications Decency Act which fres them of liability for defamatory information published by their site users and guests. Check out the infographic.

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  1. online reputation managementOctober 4, 2012 at 9:37 PM

    Online Reputation Management is all about managing your online image prone to be damaged by your vague customers and unsatisfied customers.

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