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The latest issue of our Socially Aware newsletter is now available.

Maybe, given that we’re living in the age of social media with Facebook "friends" and LinkedIn contacts, it shouldn’t be all that surprising that the value of relationships may appear to have diminished.

No, that is not a clock you hear – it's just TikTok in the news again, as several states filed lawsuits or other legal challenges last week against the platform, alleging harmful and exploitative...

Yesterday, Twitter announced that it will no longer accept advertising from state-controlled news media entities.

There has been a lot of attention recently surrounding social media platforms and their policies regarding political advertising

Much has already been written about Elon Musk's famous tweet offering to take Tesla private. Most of the coverage has focused on whether he violated Regulation FD's prohibition on selective disclosure ...

Devumi, LLC ("Devumi") and its owner and CEO, German Calas, Jr. ("Calas") have agreed to settle the Federal Trade Commission's ("FTC") complaint alleging that Devumi and Calas ...

On July 24, 2019, Facebook rolled out a new policy which limits content and restricts sales of alcohol and tobacco, including e-cigarettes.

Last month, my colleagues posted about the FTC's proposed changes to the Endorsement Guides.

Duane Morris' Kelly Bonner speaks with Vogue Business about the January 19 deadline for TikTok to be banned in the United States.

Imagine this scenario: A famous celebrity visits your store. The visit is completely unsolicited. In fact, the visit is simply for the celebrity to shop.

Earlier this week, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in two cases which could drastically change the nature of internet discourse.

YouTube recently updated its policy on gun-related content.

On this International Data Privacy Day, we could all use a reminder to focus on what we can control – the extent to which we share private information about ourselves online.

A recent class action settlement involving a video game and DVD retailer serves as a reminder of the risks of the federal Video Privacy Protection Act.

To some invasion of privacy is as worrisome as the pending zombie apocalypse.

Apple recently made headlines after announcing plans to defy a court order that would assist in unlocking an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters.

California's bill would require companies that provide online services or products "likely to be accessed by children" – defined as any individual under the age of 18...