With growing scrutiny on social media policies from regulators and plaintiffs, now is the time to review existing policies for potential pitfalls.
May 01, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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With growing scrutiny on social media policies from regulators and plaintiffs, now is the time to review existing policies for potential pitfalls. These tips will assist companies in drafting policies that won’t garner unwanted attention from federal agencies or potential litigants.
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