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The Twitter you may not know — but definitely should
What’s in a tweet? For most people it’s a post and a prayer.
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Employers: Don’t ‘friend’ employees
The Internet Privacy Protections Act, signed into law by Gov. Rick Snyder in December, is not sweeping legislation in the area of Internet privacy, but it does clarify a few things for employers and employees.
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Gov. Snyder signs law protecting online passwords
LANSING — Gov. Rick Snyder has signed legislation into law aimed at prohibiting employers from asking job applicants and employees for online passwords and other account information.
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Is the government really interested in online dialogue?
The Wall Street Journal had an interesting article recently about the District of Columbia using social media analytics to grade each governmental department based on citizen comments. You can see for yourself at Grade.DC.Gov.
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What color should downtown's 'Blue Bridge' be painted?
Turns out downtown’s “Blue Bridge” has a formal name: the Indiana Railroad Bridge. Who knew? Not a lot of people, if one judges by the Facebook comments that followed the Downtown Development Authority’s call for color suggestions on re-painting the bridge.
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It's time for a 'Law of Digital Etiquette'
"No electronic devices allowed!” I was at a large government-sponsored session for technologists, and the intent of the registration desk sign was unmistakable. They were trying to keep us from our cell phones and tablets!
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KitchenAid's Twitter channel travels full circle after errant tweet
During the presidential debate this week @KitchenAidUSA posted the following tweet about President Obama's grandmother to its 24,000 followers, according to Mashable.com: “Obamas gma even knew it was going 2 b bad! ‘She died 3 days b4 he became president’. #nbcpolitics."
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