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Twitter announced this week at CES that it has added a new feature to combat abuse and harassment on its platform

Earlier this year, the New York Attorney General reached a "precedent-setting" settlement with Devumi LLC, a third-party website,

On September 7, 2012, in a decision that is likely to have wide-ranging implications for companies’ social media policies, the NLRB issued a decision finding that Costco’s policy prohibiting defamatory statements about the company violates Section 8(a)(1) of the National Labor Relations Act (the Act) (Costco Wholesale Corp. and United Food and Commercial Workers Union, Local 371).

Occupy protesters in New York are attempting to quash the Manhattan District Attorney's subpoenas of their tweets and Twitter account information.

This is a special edition of The Path & The Practice, featuring the audio from a program that Alexis Robertson, Director of Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion, delivered to 1Ls and 2Ls at the University of Minnesota Law School.

Brands and advertisers are constantly looking for opportunities to connect with consumers in innovative and memorable ways.

Snapchat has now given users the ability to tag friends, followers and brands in posts.

Throughout 2018, regulators and self-regulators stayed focused on deceptive influencer marketing campaigns and native advertising practices across the United States.

Advertisers increasingly view social media as an opportunity to have influencers speak positively about their products and services.

As we have discussed, the NAAG President, Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum, formally announced her 2024 Presidential Initiative focusing on America's youth.

Cover your Glass. We’ve addressed in Socially Aware the growing legal hysteria stirred up by Google Glass and other wearable technology.

Debt collectors are using social media more and more frequently to try to track down people who owe money.

The U.S. Supreme Court has unanimously decided that the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) covers only random-fired calls and texts to cellphones from an automatic telephone dialing system...

The FCC’s revised rules for telemarketers and text marketers, taking effect in October, could signal a big shift in how companies direct market, posits Julie O’Neill, a Morrison & Foerster attorney specializing in privacy issues.

Nearly all companies—whether they're focused on the B2C market or the B2B market—have embraced social media as a way to promote their goods and services and to interact with customers and potential customers.

A recent study shows that the video sharing site YouTube is the most popular website among U.S. children between the ages of eight and 11.

Twitter has revamped its anti-harassment policies to make it easier to report harassment on the network or to block another account.

Search stripped? European regulators have several beefs with Google, but right now they’re focused on whether the company is wielding illegal monopolistic power.