Hearing Our Pleas – Google+ Adds Ignore
Google+ has added an ignore feature. Here is how to use it.
September 9, 2011
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Slides and outline for my presentation on social media research
Tomorrow I am teaching a seminar on social media research. A colleague of mine, Dan Siegel, is teaching the first two hours on traditional online research. I am covering the
August 22, 2011
National Labor Relations Board Releases Report on Social Media
The National Labor Relations Board has released a report on 14 social media cases. I haven’t yet had a chance to read through it, so I’ll write something up soon.
August 18, 2011
Terrible news on the Facebook hitman for hire case
Corey White, the man who was the target in the Facebook hitman case has been shot to death. Both defendants in the initial case have been in jail since charges
August 16, 2011
Try to hire a hitman on Facebook; get charged with a felony.
As the law of social media continues to evolve, I am impressed with how wise jurists are being in their decision making processes. As I have said many times, social
August 15, 2011
Jurors – stay off social media or risk the consequences
I spoke at a session on social media and litigation today for the Washington County Bar Association. My co-speakers were Judge Jeannine Turgeon and Todd Shill. Judge Turgeon addressed trial
August 13, 2011
Following up on the Facebook contact removal tool
If you recall, I said to use this tool http://www.facebook.com/contact_importer/remove_uploads.php?r=%2Fphonebook to remove phone numbers from your contact list. I also said I wasn’t certain if it worked. Well, today all
August 12, 2011
Want to be anonymous on Google+? You are out of luck.
One of the major issues surrounding Google+ is that it does not allow for pseudonyms. When the Web first became popular, pseudonyms were pretty much the name of the game.
August 12, 2011