social media policy

Now that courts and the justice system have gotten hold of social media, it's time to gut-check your policy to ensure it complies with legal standards.

New guidelines issued by the Food and Drug Administration seem to indicate the consumer-centric point of social media marketing is being heard.

Ann Davlin explores the pros and cons of on-the-job social network use for employees and what it means for both the employees and the company at hand.

Editor’s Note: This is a guest post from Kevin Magee, Director of Sales at Expion, a client of Social Media Explorer. Social and compliance might seem like two words that don’t go together, but for global organizations,...read more

I’ve been asked to provide a webinar on social media policy for the good folks at Ragan Communications next week and wanted to make sure you had an opportunity to join us. And yes, I’ve...read more

A social media policy is a company’s first line of defense against risk in social media marketing. Shockingly, only one in three companies has a social media policy in place. While I’m sure that the...read more