Social Media and Litigation: Social Media Streams Tell an Important Story
While many people are under the impression that their social media feeds are private, simply based on their own privacy settings, that simply is not the case.
Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter have grown in popularity exponentially since their entrance into the mainstream. Social media after all is a great way to stay in touch with friends and family that are scattered across the globe, but social media has its pitfalls. Social media feeds of individuals are now being used in litigation, especially divorces. Even dating website profiles are considered fair game in divorce proceedings. read more…
How Wearable Tech Improves Lives of the Disabled
How is wearable technology improving the lives of people with disabilities? Mashable, a social media news website, lists a number of companies that have developed items of clothing that will assist not only the blind, but also people with mobility impairments. read more…
Don’t Panic Over Customer Reviews
You’ve probably noticed when you search for a service on Google or Yahoo, some of the listings indicate customer reviews. Google links to them. Yahoo shows the average rating. Both also list reviews by Yelp, a popular review site focusing on local businesses. read more…
The SEC Opens The Door For Companies To Use Social Media
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) says it's okay for companies to use social media, such as Facebook and Twitter, to announce important information and still comply with the Regulations Fair Disclosure. A Recent ruling confirms that Regulation Fair Disclosure applies to social media used by companies the same way it applies to company websites. In 2008, the SEC clarified that companies can use websites to reach investors if the investors have been informed that important information is transmitted via website. read more…
