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Social CRMGDPR training expert joins up with compliance firm
Me Learning inks partnership with InfoSaaS to deliver GDPR training programmes to a wider audience. Is your organisation ready yet?
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Social Media Jobs
Why your company needs to adopt a social media policy today
A robust social media policy can protect your company from embarrassment, not to mention wasted time and money. Here's how...
By Erin Hayes -
Facebook
Facebook changes rules for brand promotions
Facebook no longer requires you to use a third-party app to run a promotion on your page. The new rules will now make it easier for you to run a competition without having to install...
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Reports
Social Media and the Law: How prepared is your business?
The number of legal cases involving social media is increasing, but new research suggests that whilst most companies are aware of the risks, very few have a good understanding of social media law. The research...
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LinkedIn Marketing
Read this and re-think your LinkedIn usage
In the aftermath of Instagram’s Terms of Use furore we decided to take a closer look at some of the other terms and conditions that most of us blindly agree to when joining a major social...
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Social Media Law
Prosecutors clarify UK law on offensive social media posts
The Director of Public Prosecutions has said that people should only face trial if their social media comments go beyond being offensive. This year there have been a host of arrests due to malicious or...
By Jeremy Taylor -
Social Media Law
Twitter User Sued by Ex-Employer: Who “Owns” Your Corporate Twitter Account?
So, finally, we have a test-case for an individual being sued by his employer for taking his Twitter account with him when he left the business. Noah Kravitz used to work for cell phone news...
By Luke Brynley-Jones
