SEC Meeting: New Rules for Blogs

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  Miss Cybernaut08/01/08 Report as spam
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  RE: SEC Meeting: New Rules for Blogs

  Huh?
  Seems journalists will have to be more careful with double checking information collected from official websites more then ever! Until now, at least in old-fashioned EU, official websites and corporate blogs were relevant and pretty much trustworthy. Yet the rest of web (ROW) nedeed to be checked...
  If more creativity means avoiding Sarbanes-Oxley, that would not be good solution. And if there is (only) the bias whether its company's duty to correct every single post of every single visitor who decide to comment, then the answer would be NO
  One disclaimer might solve it, not taking any responsibility for comments on corporate blogs, ende.

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  technoportsolutions08/01/08 Report as spam
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  RE: SEC Meeting: New Rules for Blogs

  I Agree to you miss cybernaut, Infact that 200% accurate and perfect article. Even in our field of webhosting and webdesigning , technoport solutions has faced many such kind of craps with some own people spreading crap about the company just because of loosing their own data because of their own mistake and then blaming us.

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  Miss Cybernaut08/08/08 Report as spam
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  RE: SEC Meeting: New Rules for Blogs

  well, techoportshot, good reputation is not about corporate governance and Sarbanes-Oxley, but what YOU can do is to put on your website some guide...like DOs & DONTs for keeping your data.
  Then there would be no excuses for making mistakes and blaming you
  Overall, you can send that ultimate guide to your customers when they buy webhosting in your company. And its easy to make - keep it simple, and ad a disclaimer - do not blame us