The best social media books for your holiday reading
A hand-selected group of the best social media books from 2014.
Archive for the ‘Legal implications’ Category
Internet security: Are Apple and Google protecting us or the criminals?
New security measures on Apple and Google mobile devices protect our data but also protect those trying to hurt us.
Should you make the leap into sponsored content?
The advertising money is flowing into sponsored content. Is it time for to take money for sponsored posts?
Social Media and the Stock Market: A Lesson in Global Manipulation
By Kate Prince, {grow} Community Member A hacker starts an online rumor about a place crash. The “news” goes viral and the airline’s stock plummets. The hacker makes a fortune […]
The sneaky method BuzzFeed uses to win the market research game
Ever taken a BuzzFeed quiz? You probably never thought you were disclosing anything too personal. Think again. by {grow} Contributing Columnist Kerry Gorgone
Would you erase yourself from Google search results?
In this edition of The Marketing Companion, we cover the “right to be forgotten,” LinkedIn Blogging, Buyer Personas and more
How to Get into Hot Water With Mobile Marketing
Here are some ways to invite a lawsuit if you’re engaging in mobile marketing.
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 […]
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