Archive for the ‘Legal implications’ Category

Don’t Review Your Employer on Glassdoor Until You Read This!

You might not want to post employer reviews on Glassdoor anymore. Attorney Kerry O’Shea Gorgone explains why your reviews are no longer anonymous.

Loyalty Programs Might Cost Your Business More Than You Bargained For

Attorney Kerry O’Shea Gorgone raises some legal questions brands should consider before launching loyalty programs.

STOP: Don’t Use Influencer Marketing Without Reading This Post

Attorney Kerry O’Shea Gorgone offers tips for creating a contract to use when engaging in influencer marketing.

How to keep yourself safe from social engineering attacks

When crafting a social media presence being found might seem great–but are you opening up opportunities for a social engineering attack?

To Prank or Not to Prank: The ROI of a Brand Hoax

An April Fool’s’ Day brand hoax can generate some buzz, but before you invest in that fun prank, make sure it actually benefits your business.

Trade Libel: If you can’t say something nice, make sure you have proof

Attorney Kerry O’Shea Gorgone discusses trade libel and offers tips for minimizing legal risk in when publishing on behalf of a brand.

Cutting, pasting, and going to court. Know your copyright rights

Know your copyright rights! A copyright and curation primer for marketers from attorney Kerry O’Shea Gorgone

We have a new government. IssueVoter can help you make sure they’re doing their jobs.

By Kiki Schirr, {grow} Contributing Columnist I’m not exactly Ms. Political. Elections used to be one of those things I avoided talking about, like religion and bowel movements. But then […]

Should Facebook be regulated?

Facebook sets its own standards for content and community apart from other government guidelines for violence and obscenity. Should Facebook be regulated?