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Want to be Creeped Out or Creeped On? “Girls Around Me” Shows Dangers of Sharing TMI on Social Media
Posted by Shawn E. Tuma in Data Breach & Privacy, Social Media, Social Media Law on March 31, 2012
You may or may not be creeped out by this new app but, it’s a good bet that if you haven’t already been creeped on, you will be. All from your own information! A new app called Girls Around Me is a creeper’s dream. The scariest part about it is that it is powered by […]
Social Media Policy Must Have: when are they on the clock?
Posted by Shawn E. Tuma in Social Media Law on January 14, 2012
If your company has employees managing its social media you better have a policy that makes it clear when they are “on the clock” and “off the clock” or you could end up in trouble for violating the Fair Labor Standards Act. Consider this scenario: Your company has a non-exempt employee managing the company LinkedIn, Facebook, […]
Current News of Interest- Family Law Judge Discounts Tweets That Threatened Children and Discussed Alcohol Use – R.M. v. D.Z.
- Court Dismisses Data Breach Lawsuit Against LinkedIn Based on Compromised Passwords – In re LinkedIn User Privacy Litigation
- Collaborating on Documents With Multiple Dropbox Accounts on One Computer
- You Can't Just Hack Your Way to Social Change
- FTC cracks down on spam text messages
