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Louise Bolotin

Do you have a Google alert set up for your name? I do - it's really handy for seeing where your work is popping up or who's talking about you. I also do a Google search on myself regularly - one a wee while back turned up 4 websites that had stolen an article I wrote on disability benefits for the Guardian! That involved sending out DCMA notices (and/or demands to pay me for using my work).

I guess if you sold all rights, then it's just a case of enjoying the additional exposure.

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  • Neil Baker is a writer and freelance journalist. He lives in the leafy countryside near London, England. He writes mostly about business, management, technology, law and society. His work appears in magazines around the world, and he is available for corporate hire. When not writing, Neil runs marathons. He has the fittest dog in the area.

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