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On August 12, 2012
Protect your stores via social media
Lately, police in some communities have been posting surveillance video from retail store crime scenes on social media and video upload sites to catch thieves. It seems people who know the culprits, or their clothes, weapons, hats, or even their unique mannerisms generally write comments on the ...
Read MoreOn July 12, 2012
It’s easy sharing files via social media or other free services. What are the repercussions of these free floating files?
End users have become accustomed to sharing files using social networks and file sharing platforms like Drop Box and others. Many of these are free or inexpensive enough that end users will use these to make their jobs easier, or even view their use as making themselves more productive when shar ...
Read MoreOn June 11, 2012
Should employers allow social networking at the workplace? Part II
Last posting on this topic focused on the liabilities of allowing employees visit social media sites during work hours. Following is a different point of view. Another school of thought on allowing employees spend time on social media sites during work hours is that if there is managed access to ...
Read MoreOn June 1, 2012
Should employers allow social networking at the workplace?
Well, looks like there are two schools of thought on this. I will deal with the cons first and in a follow-up blog talk about the positives of allowing employees to do social networking. Honestly, I am amazed that there are any pros to this question. Social networking and use of web sites for ...
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