By Rachel Hawkes
People have informal chats on Twitter. Should things written in these chats be taken as seriously (legally) as if they were published in an article? .net the big questions asks Rachel should libel law treat tweets differently from other published work?
RT @smponline: 8th Social Media Influence (SMI) conference by @socialinfluence to focus upon the ‘social company’ #SMI13 http://t.co/zUCutj…
Internet company @Yahoo promises not to screw up @tumblr #acquisition http://t.co/SoBWZibVPb
RT @smponline: Manhattan to welcome @usefulsocial's The Corporate Social Media Summit next month. Are you going? #CSMNY http://t.co/de0zbqG…
Nice little brand and design refresh going on at Google+. Good to see the improvements and we're liking them http://t.co/Do9b0nO56m
8th Social Media Influence (SMI) conference by @socialinfluence to focus upon the ‘social company’ #SMI13 http://t.co/zUCutjZrAA
RT @elementalcomms: Internet company @Yahoo promises not to screw up @tumblr #acquisition http://t.co/SoBWZibVPb
Manhattan to welcome @usefulsocial's The Corporate Social Media Summit next month. Are you going? #CSMNY http://t.co/de0zbqGtGA
RT @elementalcomms: Nice little brand and design refresh going on at Google+. Good to see the improvements and we're liking them http://t.c…
