This social media toolkit provides guidelines for the use of social media in the workplace – to maximize business value and minimize risks. The toolkit discusses 1) social media policy 2) Web 2.0 legal issues and concerns, and 3) guidelines for employees
 This in-depth study (302 pages) reviews the roll-out of User Created Content (UCC) aka Web 2.0 and its economic, social, technical and legal challenges.
Initiated as a consumer-oriented technology, social media is increasingly being leveraged as a powerful, low-cost tool for enterprises to drive business objectives such as enhanced customer interaction, greater brand recognition and more effective employee recruitment. While social media affords enterprises many potential benefits, information risk professionals are concerned about its
This research reviews the use of social media networks by people while on the job. This use is of concern to some employers. This research recommends that instead of banning the use of social media, employers are better served using it for work!
This paper discusses legal issues with social networking and web 2.0 that employers, employees, parents and students must consider before diving head first into the 21st century.
This presentation describes the social media marketing best practices at an educational institution – lessons can be applied to any industry.
This excellent presentation discusses five best practices in business to business marketing including social media marketing.
This paper discusses the specific threats to personal privacy online, the emerging threats to privacy, effectiveness of current privacy law, and proposes constitutional and statutory remedies.
This excellent presentation provides an introduction to internet privacy, its violation by corporations and the government, and the remedies available to individuals to protect their interests.
The paper explains two typical reasons why current status of privacy protection on the internet is in bad shape: both the designers and users are ignorant towards it. The paper suggests that people should adopt appropriate actions, for instance, strengthening the education and regulation on related issues, as soon as
