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Network Interference: A Legal Guide to the Commercial Risks and Rewards of the Social Media Phenomenon

By Douglas J. Wood on April 22, 2014
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Authors: Alexander R. Klett Alexander Y. Thomas Carl De Cicco Carolyn H. Rosenberg Casey Ryan Celeste A. Letourneau Cynthia O’Donoghue Daniel Z. Herbst Darren B. Cohen Douglas J. Wood Gregor Pryor J. Andrew Moss Jesse J. Ash Jillian L. Burstein Kevin M. Madagan Meredith D. Pikser Michael J. Young Nick Breen Peter D. Raymond Peter Hardy Stacy K. Marcus Stephen Edwards

Social media is a revolution in the way in which corporations communicate with consumers. This White Paper will help you to maximise the huge potential benefits of this revolution and protect against the inherent legal risks surrounding social media. In this document, you will find practical, action-oriented guidelines as to the state of law in the United States and Europe in the following areas: Advertising & Marketing; Commercial Litigation; Data Privacy & Security; Employment Practices; Food & Drug Administration, Government Contracts & Investigations; Insurance Recovery; Litigation, Evidence & Privilege; Product Liability; Securities; Copyright & Trademarks.

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