NLRB General Counsel Releases Social Media Report
As the popularity of social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter continues to grow, so too do employers continue to struggle with addressing social media issues in an effective, yet legal, way. A...
View ArticleAs BigLaw Firms Embrace Social Media, More Are Hiring Full-Time Specialists...
Posted Mar 12, 2012 11:59 AM CDT By Debra Cassens Weiss | ABA Journal Law News Now Large law firms trying to attract notice from corporate counsel are increasingly turning to social media to showcase...
View ArticleLegally tweeting: 5 legal issues for Twitter users
By Pedram Tabibi | Young Island Twitter’s popularity is growing by the day, and the Tweet is now a daily (and preferred) method of communication for many. According to a recent infographic, there are...
View Article‘Facebook snitches’ on rise
Everyone knows that workers who badmouth their bosses on Facebook or otherwise act out via social media can be a headache for human-resources departments. But in a growing number of cases, the actual...
View ArticleSocial Media: 3 BigTrends to Watch in the Next 6 Months
By: Beverly Macy | Co-founder and CEO, Gravity Summit LLC Can you believe we’ve just sailed past the first half of 2012? Social media continues to make inroads into our business lives and is finally...
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Lawyer Loses Her Job for Putting Photo of Client’s Undies on Facebook
by Ani Barsamian, JD Posted In: Legal Malpractice We’ve all heard and seen some crazy and ridiculous stories about people posting inappropriate pictures on Facebook. Many people post their entire life...
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How Debt Collectors are Using Social Media to Track Debtors
The Internet has changed how people communicate and do things like pay bills. Thus, it is no surprise that social media has changed how debt collectors find and communicate with people. Today, it is...
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More Employers Creating Social Media Policies for the Workplace
By Catherine Dunn | New Jersey Law Journal As social media use continues to overlap more fluidly between the personal sphere and the business world, more employers are writing dedicated social media...
View ArticleNew law bans your boss from spying on your Facebook account
Good news for anyone who’s ever been tagged in a Facebook photo doing something less-than work safe: It’s now illegal in California for your boss to demand access to your Facebook page. Gov. Jerry...
View ArticleBlog Big or Go Home!
By: Social media Today If you own a small business with products that rely heavily on e-commerce, maintaining a website and social media presence is more than a necessity. Blogging your service is...
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