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The definitive guide for producers, website owners, and lawyers for understanding the federal record keeping and labeling laws, commonly known as the 2257 Regulations.  Prepared by attorneys Dan Pepper and Andrew Baharlias of Pepper Law Group, this guide breaks down the confusing regulations into easy-to-understand, step-by-step instructions for compliance with 18 USC 2257, based upon the latest rules and case law.

In this guide, you'll find:

• A breakdown of all of the applicable laws and regulations
• A description of who must comply with the regulations
• Where your records must be kept, and the rules for custodians of records
• A comparison of 18 USC 2257 and 18 USC 2257A, including what "simulated" sexually explicit conduct is
• What does "lascivious exhibition of the genitals or pubic area" really mean?
• A list of frequently asked questions and answers

Upon receipt of your order, we'll send this information packed e-book right to your email.

In this informative instructional DVD, attorney Dan Pepper, who has represented dozens of Internet and online businesses and regularly instructs entrepreneurs on forming businesses, will walk you through, step by step:

• The differences between sole proprietorships, partnerships, Subchapter C and S corporations, and limited liability companies
• How taxes, liability, cost, management, and administration GREATLY differ depending upon the business entity you choose
• How to protect your PERSONAL ASSETS from lawsuits, judgments, and other debts
• How to protect others from STEALING your ideas, logo, text, graphics, and website
• The difference between PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS AND TRADEMARKS, and how you can register your own for maximum protection
• Why choosing the wrong business or Internet domain name can get you in trouble, and how to avoid it
• The RIGHT way and WRONG way to pay your website developer
• Tips to ensure you actually OWN everything in your website
• When and how to disclose your CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION and ideas to others
• What belongs in your WEBSITE'S TERMS OF USE, and how to avoid common mistakes
• Two reasons why you should NEVER copy another website's terms of use for your own
• How to avoid responsibility for what other users post on your website
• Whether your website needs a PRIVACY POLICY, and what should be in it
• The types of Internet businesses that MUST contain certain terms in the privacy policy in order to comply with federal law
• Practical, easy to understand tips you can use IMMEDIATELY to get your Internet business off the ground

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