Time for some Twitter housekeeping When you first set up your Twitter account you get pushed through all the settings but do you ever revisit them? It’s a good idea to do some housekeeping and check the content that you’ve put into your account settings. From time to time Twitter will change things around to… Continue Reading
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Facebook and Social Media: saving on the cost of private investigator
EmployEase is a niche employment law consultancy, helping small to medium businesses deal with the day to day issues that arise with their employees. Part of that work involves helping our clients deal with disciplinary issues. Over the years, we have seen how technology impacts on both the way disciplinary issues are dealt with and… Continue Reading
Please Miss! How not to use Facebook
An article on the BBC news site today tells about Elizabeth Scarlett who was disciplined by the General Teaching Council for Wales for injudicious comments on her Facebook profile. Whilst I don’t think any of us expect teachers to be perfect I think we do hope that they will have the sense to behave in an… Continue Reading
Reflection on a presentation: Social Media and Social Network
Earlier this week I made a presentation to a group of first year under-graduate Accounting and Finance students at Bournenmouth University. The subject was one I felt they all had an interest in; social media and social networks. Firstly, a little background to the presentation. I have been involved with these students in a Unit… Continue Reading
Facebook privacy settings – still too complicated?
A story published on the BBC website once again underlines the fact that Facebook still haven’t got their privacy settings right. The 14 year old girl from Harpenden was horrified when 21,000 people RSVP’d to say that they were coming to her birthday party. She’d posted the details, along with her address on Facebook, intending… Continue Reading