Earn Extra Cash with Your Journal!

Sep 21, 2009 18:47

As many of you may have alraedy seen, LiveJournal announced the Your Journal - Your Money feature today in news. This feature allows you to link your Paid or Permanent LiveJournal account to a Google AdSense account to display ads on your journal. You keep all of the proceeds from the display of these ads once Google takes their cut; LiveJournal does ( Read more... )

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ladynadiad September 22 2009, 00:54:57 UTC
Then in that case wouldn't you just not opt in on those journals? Same probably with fandom RP journals that happen to be paid since those easily can fall into the same idea. Better safe than sorry there.

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astronewt September 22 2009, 01:12:13 UTC
We can't really advise you on legal liability issues -- you may want to address this type of question to the AdSense support team, or look in their support forum for this topic.

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neurofern September 22 2009, 02:38:25 UTC
seconded, I receive monthly payments from them and have never had an issue.

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glenniebun September 22 2009, 00:53:10 UTC
How does this impact LJs that are have avatars with pop-culture sources? If they opt in, wouldn't they essentially be making money off of a product that is under copyright and thus be in (further) violation of copyright laws?

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unhipster September 22 2009, 00:53:43 UTC
If you sign up for this, and the later decide you don't want to do it anymore, you can just opt out again, right?

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gerg September 22 2009, 01:12:43 UTC
Yes.

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eveshka September 22 2009, 00:58:47 UTC
With you on this.

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nursemette September 22 2009, 01:01:02 UTC
My thoughts exactly!

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kent September 22 2009, 01:16:22 UTC
Actually, it seems pretty well thought out and is opt-in--so you won't see ads as a paid member (unless, perhaps, you opt in to seeing other people's ads), other paid members won't see the ads on your journal, etc. I'm not sure where the failure is. Sure, it isn't for you, but you don't have to notice that it exists.

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