How to avoid the pitfalls of social media in the workplace - Smart Business Network
Michigan passes law to protect social networking accounts from employers - The Verge
Sidelined celebrities stay alive on social media - Columbus Dispatch
New law bans Illinois employers from seeking social media passwords - Chicago Tribune
Big moves, big money, and the year social-media startups proved their worth - Digital Trends
UK faces huge rise in social media crimes - Press TV
Social media-related crime reports up 780% in four years - The Guardian
 Smart Business Network | How to avoid the pitfalls of social media in the workplace Smart Business Network Social media has pervaded the workplace. With more than 1 billion people on Facebook and 140 million Twitter users generating 340 million tweets a day, companies see the potential of social networking and often rush to get on board without formulating ... |
Michigan passes law to protect social networking accounts from employers - The Verge
Michigan passes law to protect social networking accounts from employers The Verge Michigan is the latest state to pass a bill that prevents employers and schools from requesting login information for social networks. Governor Rick Snyder signed House Bill 5523 on Friday, saying that "potential employees and students should be judged ... |
Sidelined celebrities stay alive on social media - Columbus Dispatch
 Columbus Dispatch | Sidelined celebrities stay alive on social media Columbus Dispatch BuzzFeed, the popular arbiter of all things viral, dubbed her the “Queen of Social Media.” Without such social-networking platforms, “I think I'd be in 'Is she still alive?' heaven,” Raphael said in a phone interview. If the social web is what made ... |
New law bans Illinois employers from seeking social media passwords - Chicago Tribune
 Fox 31 KDVR.com | New law bans Illinois employers from seeking social media passwords Chicago Tribune Employers in California and Illinois will be prohibited from demanding access to workers' password-protected social networking accounts and teachers in Oregon will be required to report suspected student bullies thanks to new laws taking effect in 2013. New state laws ban employers from getting your Facebook password Facebook Password Laws Now Enacted In Five States Facebook Password Laws In California, Illinois Prohibit Bosses From ... |
Big moves, big money, and the year social-media startups proved their worth - Digital Trends
Big moves, big money, and the year social-media startups proved their worth Digital Trends Between all the bubble talk, the IPO rumors, and the acquisitions at every turn, it's safe to say that 2012 was the year social startups grew up. Despite the undeniable presence of social media in our lives, how much actual money it's capable of making ... |
UK faces huge rise in social media crimes - Press TV
 Press TV | UK faces huge rise in social media crimes Press TV According to the latest statistics released by 29 police forces in England, Scotland and Wales under the Freedom of Information Act, alleged social networking crimes have risen from 556 in 2008 to 4,908 in 11 months of 2012. In 2012, 653 people faced ... Facing up to rising social media crime |
Social media-related crime reports up 780% in four years - The Guardian
 The Guardian | Social media-related crime reports up 780% in four years The Guardian The phenomenon of social networking crime was comparatively minor in 2008 with 556 reports made to police, according to the statistics released by 29 police forces in England, Scotland and Wales under the Freedom of Information Act. This year there ... 'Social network crime' up by nearly 800 per cent Social networking-related crimes increase 780 per cent in four years Social networking crime soars |
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