Social Media

Fake news is no longer a problem that platforms can bury under  PR speech and abstract commitments.

There is nothing wrong with using social media. However, you do need to be careful about protecting your identity.

Regardless of industry, there are obvious legal ramifications that may result from careless or improper use of emojis in communications with co-workers.

In an era of ever-present cellphone and surveillance cameras, many are one bad day away from perpetual infamy.

Google Plus becomes the largest social media network, with more than 395 million active accounts, to close permanently.

Social media is more than just a time-wasting diversion that your kids stare at all day. It can be a helpful tool to grow your referral base and establish your credibility

Social media isn’t just for selfies or vacation pictures. It can also be a powerful promotional tool for your law firm.

With half a billion users and two new users joining every second, LinkedIn is the world’s largest professional network and the digital business card of the 21st century.

Successful businesses and advertisers should embrace and maintain transparent sponsorship of content in social media platforms.

Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn are just a few social media outlets that can help with marketing your firm.