Successful Social Pros Create Their Own Content
July’s Social Pros know the value of delivering good content on social media. And owning that content is the only way to make sure you don’t get caught by copyright issues or changing rules and regulations on social media platforms. While you’re at it, you might even want to develop your own social platform to avoid dealing with the changing rules and regulations on today’s social media platforms.
3 Ways to Ensure Your Social Promotions Follow the Law
Sophisticated marketers have a lot on their minds these days, such as developing and reaching audiences, creating consumer connections with meaningful content and campaigns, demonstrating business results, and doing it all in compliance with legal rules and guidelines. The Federal Trade Commission recently completed an investigation into a Pinterest-based contest conducted by fashion brand Cole Haan. […]
Can Courtney Love be Sued for Tweeting
Guest post from Gary Kibel, a Partner with the law firm of Davis & Gilbert LLP in New York who practices in the areas of advertising/marketing, new media/technology and privacy law. What do you call a Twitter user? This is not the opening of an off-color joke, but a key question that may arise in […]
Protecting Yourself From Social Media Lawsuits
Guest post by Indra Gardiner, founding partner and COO at BG Creative. She spends her days thinking about social media, public relations and digital strategies for her agency’s consumer focused clients. You can find her on Twitter or, if you’re lucky, behind a rolling pin making a fresh pie. Hide! The Lawyers Are Coming Social […]