잠수시작했네.

일주에 3개 정도 올라 오던게 일초에 하나씩 올라 오는군. 

오늘은 20분 51초/ 10분 52초/ 20분 51초/ 20분 52초/ 20분 59초/ 21분 58초까지 67초에 6개가 올라 왔다. 11초에 1개씩.

반면에 4월 22일 부터 6월 16일 까지 67일간 18개의 글이 올라 왔다. 321600초에 하나씩 올라왔다.

29236배의 성과를 올린 것이다.

무슨 일이 일어난걸까?

신문광고는 방문객의 수에 기준한다. 많은 사람이 사이트에 들러 글을 읽는 다면 광고비도 올라 간다. 그래서 사이트 운영자의 봉금이 많은 것이다.

당연 방문자의 수를 거짓으로 올리면 광고비가 올라 간다. 

그래서 관리자는 방문객이 눈치를 체면 모든 수모를 주어서 내 쫓을려고 한다.

Canada competition act는 분명히 이를 불법으로 간주한다.

competition act 는 다음과 같다.

Our mandate

Headed by the Commissioner of Competition, the Bureau is responsible for the administration and enforcement of four pieces of legislation:

• Competition Act
• Consumer Packaging and Labelling Act (except as it relates to food)
• Textile Labelling Act
• Precious Metals Marking Act

Competition Act

The Competition Act contains both criminal and civil provisions aimed at preventing anti competitive practices in the marketplace. Its purpose is to maintain and encourage competition in Canada in order to:

• promote the efficiency and adaptability of the Canadian economy
• expand opportunities for Canadian participation in world markets while at the same time recognizing the role of foreign competition in Canada
• ensure that small and medium-sized enterprises have an equitable opportunity to participate in the Canadian economy
• provide consumers with competitive prices and product choices.

Did you know . . .

On May 2, 1889, Canada’s 6th Parliament enacted the first antitrust statute in the industrial world: An Act for the Prevention and Suppression of Combinations Formed in Restraint of Trade, better known as the Anti-Combines Act.

Consider the context: in 1889, Queen Victoria ruled, people travelled by horse and carriage, and the telephone was a new invention. But, just like today, the government understood the importance of fair competition.

Today, the Competition Bureau continues to protect competition in the marketplace and uphold values that are foundational to our economy—values nearly as old as Canada itself.

Consumer Packaging and Labelling Act

The Consumer Packaging and Labelling Act relates to the packaging, labelling, sale, importation and advertising of prepackaged non-food products.

It requires that prepackaged consumer products bear accurate and meaningful labelling information to help consumers make informed purchasing decisions. The Act prohibits false or misleading representations and sets out specifications for mandatory label information such as the product’s name, net quantity and dealer identity.

Textile Labelling Act

The Textile Labelling Act relates to the labelling, sale, importation, and advertising of consumer textile items.

The Act requires that such items bear accurate and meaningful labelling information to help consumers make informed purchasing decisions. The Act prohibits presenting false or misleading information and specifies the information that must appear on labels. For example, labels must show the generic name of each fibre present in the item as well as the dealer’s full name and postal address or the dealer’s unique identification number.

Precious Metals Marking Act

The Precious Metals Marking Act relates to the marking of items that contain precious metals.

It provides for the uniform description and quality markings of articles made with gold, silver, platinum, or palladium to help consumers make informed purchasing decisions. The Act prohibits the presenting false or misleading information related items that contain precious metals. It also requires that dealers who choose to add quality marks to their items do so as described by the Act and Regulations.

A balanced approach

We use a balanced approach to deliver our mandate:

• We advocate for and protect Canadian consumers and ensure that businesses continue to prosper in a competitive and innovative marketplace.
• We take action and work with our partners to promote compliance so that Canadians are not victimized.
• We work with other agencies and stakeholders to extend our reach to promote competitiveness and innovation.
• We tell people about the work that we do so that consumers are informed and businesses are guided.

The Competition Bureau’s approach to the administration and enforcement of the laws under its jurisdiction is based on five governing principles:

• Fairness: We strive to strike the right balance between compliance and enforcement.
• Predictability: We provide correct and timely information about the work that we do to inform consumers and to allow business to take appropriate actions to comply with the law.
• Timeliness: We move quickly and efficiently as we deal with issues affecting Canadians.
• Transparency: We believe in taking an open and honest approach to the work that we do, knowing that we must always be prepared to be judged by the standards we set.
• Confidentiality: We use all possible means to protect confidential or commercially sensitive information.

https://www.competitionbureau.gc.ca/eic/site/cb-bc.nsf/eng/00020.html 를 참조하기 바란다.

주연 여자 배우 모집 광고 전 수개월 올려진 광고들.      6월 16일에 2개/ 6월 15일에 0개/ 6월14일에 0개/ 6월 13일에 0개/ 6월 12일에 0개/ 6월 11일에 0개/ 6월 10일에 0개/  6월 9일에 0개/  6월 8일에 1개/  5월 31일에 1개/   6월 28일에 1개/   5월 31일에 1개, 6월 2일에 1개, 

최근의 홍수같은 광고는 한국일보는 망신 시길려는 가짜 광고.