Browsing around Sitepoint.com today I found an interesting tidbit. Even NASA loses old archives of stuff. Very important stuff.
Sound familiar? I know a friend that lost all kinds of important stuff too that should have been archived. But they had no backups.
Some more news in the continuing affiliate taxation saga among states and large online retailers!
California and Hawaii have assured Overstock.com that proposed tax laws that would affect affiliate marketing won’t be happening.
I’ve recently been loosly following the actions of Amazon dropping affiliates in certain states. This is an interesting topic for affiliate marketers.
Today there is a good article out there about some of the people affected by this stuff.
Dang, tough times out there for Amazon affiliates. These new taxes on affiliate marketing are really making some waves so far. First North Carolina and Rhode Island affiliates get dropped, now Hawaii.
North Carolina has been the most newsworthy of the recent states to start trying to tax Amazon.com affiliates. Recently Amazon decided not to cave in to North Carolina. Now Rhode Island is getting the ax.
This seems like this is a trend. What will happen in the future with the rest of the states out there?
In another development on the Amazon.com/State of North Carolina affiliate taxes story, Amazon has started booting affiliates in North Carolina so that it won’t have to deal with the new state taxes that will affect affliliate marketing.
This is kinda the start of a new trend, which should be noted. States are broke and looking for money. They are going to try to start taxing more transactions on the Internet.
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