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SOURCE: bestseos.com

December 24, 2014 03:00 ET

NAPLES, FL--(Marketwired - December 24, 2014) - The leading provider of reviews and ratings in online marketing, bestseos.com, has announced Authentic Web as the second leading legal SEO company for the month of December 2014. The announcement was made due to their participation in the bestseos.com evaluation process and rankings. Thousands of online marketing companies are considered each month for the rankings produced by bestseos.com while only the absolute best are featured in the rankings.

The process for evaluating and ranking the best firms offering search engine marketing solutions within the legal services industry involves an in-depth investigation of their primary strengths. The five areas of evaluation associated with successful search engine marketing campaigns include needs analysis, on page optimization, off page optimization, reporting methods, and keyword analysis. The results of this process are used to identify which companies to include within the ratings each month. The ratings are updated monthly to account for the latest developments within the industry.

To supplement the research the independent research team also connects with client references provided by the competing agencies. When communicating with customers the research team delves into the client's overall satisfaction. Feedback from customers is used to better interpret the strengths and competitive advantages of the agencies being tested.

bestseos.com has named Authentic Web the second best legal SEO company in the online marketing industry due to their exceptional performance in a thorough analysis of their strategies and methods employed to help legal services gain improved visibility across major search engines. Those looking for an effective online marketing company to work with for their organic optimization should consider Authentic Web.

About Authentic Web

Authentic Web, an online marketing company founded by Ian Garlic and Jessica Curry, focuses on providing businesses with SEO campaigns which introduce a unique story and business opportunity. They produce effective SEO campaigns for legal professionals and businesses with a focus on conveying the businesses' message effectively.

About bestseos.com

bestseos.com is the leading provider of reviews and ratings in the online marketing industry. Thousands of online marketing companies are investigated and analyzed each month in order to determine which vendors have the most effective online marketing strategies.

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Grand Theft Auto V, Hatred and why censorship can #39;t work in the 21st century. #gamergate
With all the drama in the gaming scene right now, what does the recent call for censorship mean to us gamers?

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Truther Channels UNDER ATTACK Youtube Censorship is OUT OF CONTROL!
By Free Radio Revolution ULTIMATE! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eR2mccAw4uY.

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updated 3:25 PM EST, Wed December 24, 2014

STORY HIGHLIGHTS

Beijing (CNN) -- Censorship is a part of daily life in China. News articles are erased from online search engines, social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter are banned, and CNN is routinely blacked out for Chinese viewers.

Instagram was a huge hit in China -- until the government banned it during the Hong Kong protests.

"All good things must end," one young Chinese woman told me -- seemingly resigned to the fact that she can no longer post photos on Instagram.

While such restrictions would likely incite mass outrage in many Western countries, citizens in China often have no choice but to relinquish some personal freedom as the government keeps a firm grip on certain aspects of life in this booming society.

China's Communist Party will do whatever it takes to stay in power. Censorship is just one tool -- along with quickly quelling civil disobedience.

Of course, China feels like a utopia of liberty when compared with the repressive North Korean regime. I distinctly remember feeling a sense of freedom and relief when landing in Beijing after a recent visit to Pyongyang.

In the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the average citizen has never heard of the Internet or social media. Contact with the outside world is forbidden for all but the most elite members of this reclusive society. Propaganda rules the television airwaves and fills the pages of state-run newspapers.

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(Updated 4:19 a.m.) LOS ANGELES - Sony Pictures made "The Interview" available online on Wednesday, widening distribution of a comedy that triggered a massive cyberattack blamed on North Korea, after backtracking on a decision to cancel the movie's release that was criticized as self-censorship.

The film was available for rental on Google Inc's YouTube site as of early Wednesday afternoon. Microsoft Corp and Sony itself are also showing the comedy, the studio said, a day after agreeing to release it at some 200 independent theaters.

"It was essential for our studio to release this movie, especially given the assault upon our business and our employees by those who wanted to stop free speech," Sony Entertainment Chief Executive Michael Lynton said in a statement. "We chose the path of digital distribution first so as to reach as many people as possible on opening day, and we continue to seek other partners and platforms to further expand the release."

The movie, which stars Seth Rogen and James Franco and is about a fictional plot to assassinate North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, triggered the most destructive cyberattack ever to target a US company, resulting in the release of hundreds of embarrassing emails and confidential data.

In addition to YouTube Movies, Google Play, Microsoft's Xbox Video, the comedy will be available on a dedicated website, http://www.seetheinterview.com, to rent for $5.99 or buy for $14.99. No cable or satellite TV operator has yet agreed to make "The Interview" available through video on demand (VOD).

The showing is a chance for Google and Microsoft, which have been bit players in a VOD market dominated by Apple Inc , Amazon.com Inc and cable and satellite operators, to raise their profile.

Google said it had weighed the security implications of screening the movie - described by reviewers as "profane" and "raunchy" - after Sony contacted the company about a week ago about making it available online.

Imposing censorship

"Given everything that's happened, the security implications were very much at the front of our minds," Google's chief legal officer, David Drummond, wrote in a blog post. "But after discussing all the issues, Sony and Google agreed that we could not sit on the sidelines and allow a handful of people to determine the limits of free speech in another country (however silly the content might be)."

Google has an "enormous" infrastructure that is well tested in fighting off denial of service and other attacks, said Barrett Lyon, principal strategist with F5 Networks and an expert in Internet network security. "I wouldn't imagine seeing 'lights-out' at YouTube," he said, adding that Microsoft could be more vulnerable

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