Chris Boyd (aka Paperghost) reported last week on his Spyware Guide blog about a dodgy offer for a “Free Online Batman Game” that in reality installed Zango and a crappy demo version of an ancient game that you could have downloaded for free somewhere else.It should not take more than a few brain cells to […]

It’s taken me a few days to get to this one, but I read the blog of New York Law School Associate Professor James Grimmelmann where he analyzes the NebuAd controversy. In his analysis, he comes up with a fascinating point that what they are doing may constitute copyright and trademark infringement, in addition […]

This is a very technical article about advanced tracking of revenue share and lead type transactions on an advertiser websites to be reported back to any type of affiliate tracking and reporting system.
Revenue share tracking is much more complicated than basic lead tracking. Lead tracking is actually a part of revenue share tracking (technically), but […]