How do you have an effective social media presence and not get sued?
Anne McGraw of Nissan provides some ideas on how to succeed with social media in a litigious environment
Archive for the ‘Legal implications’ Category
How Empire Avenue crushed my soul
There is a social media platform that encourages its members to cheat. And Empire Avenue crushed my soul.
Risky Business: Can Liking a Facebook Page Cost You Your Job?
Attorney Kerry O’Shea Gorgone discusses an ongoing case involving Facebook “likes,” free speech, and wrongful termination.Can Liking a Facebook Page Cost You Your Job?
The “Instagram Act” and How to Protect Your Photos Online
Do you know about the Instagram Act? Attorney Kerry Gorgone brings you up to speed.
Sued in Six Seconds: Avoiding the Entanglements of Twitter’s Vine
Tips for marketers on how to minimize legal risks when creating and sharing videos using Twitter’s Vine app.
Sued for a Retweet: Being Snarky Might be Libelous
A discussion of a Twitter defamation case, and how a similar case might play out under U.S. law.
The essential guide to minimizing legal risks in Social Media Marketing
If you’re working in social media, you’re a publisher now and must be aware of the legal implications in the field. Here’s an essential guide.
When employees go wild on social media
Fear of employees ruining a company through social media is probably not a legitimate reason to not start a program. This post explains why.
Social media, our voice, and the power to destroy
The social web is a place of stunning beauty and terrible darkness. This is a story of the Internet’s ability to destroy.
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