Facebook can be a great business tool — until someone hijacks your page. Deciding whether to take action depends on whether brand abuse runs afoul of the law, and what effect it's likely to have on consumers.
March 26, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Camaraderie is a big selling point for SacFit, a Sacramento running and walking club. On their very first day, members are assigned to pace groups and promised "no one trains alone." So when founder and director Kenneth Press announced on Facebook that communication between groups was henceforth banned, some runners were pretty steamed.
Several members confronted him over the phone. Why couldn’t they communicate? Who was he to tell them who they could talk to?
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