David Morris and Brian Payea from TripAdvisor spoke at the 4th annual super marketing conference: building relationships to build business at Suffolk University Law School, sponsored by LOMAP. David was... Read more →
There have been some changes to the FTC endorsement guides, as I described in my post yesterday, "Updated FTC Guidelines: Big Change, Or Storm In A Teacup?", but on the... Read more →
The Federal Trade Commission's updated guides governing endorsements and testimonials went into effect on December 1st. When I first heard about the new guidelines, I'd wondered if anything had really... Read more →
The Citizen Media Law Project is an online project run by the Berkman Center for Internet & Society and funded by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. The... Read more →
Just came across Phil Gordon's blog, Phil is an attorney who counsel's clients on employment law and social media. However, I cannot add him to my list of attorney's have... Read more →
I recently gave a presentation on social media at Suffolk University. One of the audience members asked a question about the consequences of customers and the public writing critical or... Read more →