How Lawyers Are Using Social Media Effectively
Are you a legal professional who has joined a social networking site in the past two years? The past six months? If so, you’re not alone. A growing number of professionals in all sectors of the economy utilize social websites as a way of staying networked and increasing business, and there are many ways how lawyers are using social media effectively.
Tips to Help Your Child be Responsible Online
If you have kids, they’re probably online. According to a 2009 study by Harris Interactive, 72 percent of teenagers have profiles on social networking websites. That’s a huge number, and it means that young people across the world are actively making decisions on the Web that could affect their online reputations.
Guide to Online Etiquette
Civility is in short supply on the Internet. If you doubt that, just check out the comments for any news article on CNN or Fox News. No matter the subject, there invariably seems to be at least one person acting like a jerk, making personal attacks and leaving inarticulate, anger-filled messages that aim purely at provoking a negative response.
Protect Your Privacy From Facebook Breaches
The Connection Between Online Anonymity and Civility
Taking His Name: The Online Impact
Among brides-to-be, one of the most common and hotly debated questions is whether or not a bride should change her surname to her husband’s name following the wedding.
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