Archive for the ‘Legal implications’ Category

When does “corporate governance” help or hurt social media strategy?

Often “corporate governance” is code for “we don’t want to change”

Brands Take Note: Bloggers are Journalists in the Eyes of the Law

By Kerry Gorgone, {grow} Contributing Columnist The best blogging makes a statement, but if that statement is negative in nature, the blogger might get sued for defamation (making an untrue […]

Case study: Social media in a regulated industry

Social media marketing has lagged in many regulated industries but this case study shows an impressive success

Your checklist for safe Influence Marketing

Influence marketing is growing in importance and stature but are you aware of the legal requirements to do it effectively?

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

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?