As companies focus on building their brands through social media outlets like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, they are becoming increasingly aware that
content may be proprietary, and intellectual property laws still apply.
Ten Issues to Consider in Launching a Social Media Presence
Intellectual property and advertising issues have emerged in the forefront of social media law. This article provides a brief look at 10 of these issues.
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