Fulfilling the Google Privacy Policy Requirements

While making a website or blog can be fun, there are often annoying hassles involved when it comes to compliance with partner companies.

If you run a website or blog and you are a Google AdSense publisher, Google requires you to have a privacy policy which complies with their criteria for a complete policy.  The penalty for non-compliance can include the suspension of the AdSense publisher's account, which can be costly in terms of revenue.

Fortunately, someone has seen fit to create a free online tool which allows webmasters to automatically generate an accurate privacy policy around their website.  It can be found here.

All you need to do is fill in your URL and contact e-mail address, and voila!  You have a privacy policy that you can post to your website.

For more information about complying with Google's privacy policy requirements, check out Google's help page on the subject.

Compilation of Product Partners P90X Cease and Desist Links

It seems that one of my most Googled articles is the one on P90X lawsuits, so I thought I would aggregate some information found around the Internet about it since people are so interested in the topic.  The following are links to postings about Cease and Desist  letters that people have received regarding copyright or trademark infringement.

http://www.avvo.com/legal-answers/p90x-cease-and-desist-182757.html

http://www.avvo.com/legal-answers/p90x-copyright-infringement--johnson-and-pham-183463.html

http://www.worldlawdirect.com/forum/copyright-trademark-patent/33836-cease-desist-p90x.html

http://www.aspkin.com/forums/vero/17555-got-e-mail-form-p90x-stop-selling-dvds.html

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100405212235AAE6nEt

http://www.justanswer.com/questions/2w7zc-i-too-ordered-several-p90x-dvd-home-fitness-sets-from-a-distributor

Some of these links may have advice in them, but if you have received a letter, I would recommend consulting a skilled intellectual property attorney instead.