Last year we explained how companies could protect their social media currency and heed the FTC’s warning on native advertising. We examined court opinions establishing the criteria for enforceable website terms of use and defining the scope of protection afforded to website owners under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. We discussed courts’ struggles to interpret emoji and to determine whether “friending” a litigation adversary violates attorney ethics rules. We also explored questions such as whether ad blockers will kill online publishing and whether trolls are killing social media marketing.
We did our best to cover it all. But—of course—some articles resonated with our readers more than others. These were the most popular posts that appeared on Socially Aware in 2016:
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