Just curious to see what you folks think the knock-on effects of these new 2257 regs will be so far as non-webmasters go?
I know hosting companies are excempt from the requirements however, i cant help but think these new regulations are going to effect their businesses to epsecially, if webmasters start leaving the industry or start taking their site hosting to off-shore hosts.
Also, traffic brokers, i would imagine, are going to be hit hard by these new regs, especially places like Choker who rely on thumbs to generate clicks.
Then we have content providers themselves, im pretty sure the amount of sales they see over the coming weeks is going to drop dramatically to, especially the larger image providers not to mention, the plug in feed providers.
On the flip side of the coin though, im also sure this is going to mean big business for attorneys and those companies pushing 2257 compliancy applications.
I think its definately going to be a bumpy ride for the industry certainly over the next few weeks / months as we come to grasp with these new regulations but, im just as positive that after that minute (on the grand scale of things) timeframe we'll get back to functioning 'normally'.
Your thoughts on what other types of industry service are going to be hit hard by these regs?
Regards,
Lee
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