Feel your privacy slipping away? Concerned about your professional reputation? Addicted to social media? If so, you might be thinking of dumping Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, or Google+. Here’s how to do it.
04.25.13 | Privacy, Social Media | Erin Danly
You’re separated from and/or divorcing your ex, so you might feel like dating again is fair game—but can lying about things like your marital status or whether you have kids cause problems? And if the information on dating sites can get you into trouble, what about other social media?
02.28.13 | Divorce, Social Media, Technology | Laurie Junkins
The fact is, your boss may be digging into your life in ways and to an extent you don’t even realize.
01.15.13 | Social Media, Technology, Work | Laurie Junkins
Plenty of people have pointed out that nobody should be surprised by the predatory-sounding terms because all social media terms contain similar language.
12.27.12 | Consumer protection, Current Events, Rights, Social Media, Technology | Laurie Junkins
Is Facebook stealing our intellectual property, does the fact that they are publicly traded change things, and do legal-sounding statements posted to our walls have any bearing on it?
11.28.12 | Consumer protection, Current Events, Social Media, Technology | Laurie Junkins
First impressions in the workplace are no longer limited to an impressive list of references and whether you bleach your teeth. You may be missing out on that interview in the first place (or getting fired tomorrow if your Facebook profile is less than stellar.
10.16.12 | Social Media, Work | Jessica Walters
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