• Defense lawyers who checked out the Facebook page of a plaintiff suing their client can be prosecuted for attorney misconduct, New Jersey judge rules.
• Norwegian band changes its name to avoid “social media censorship.”
• Can public agencies control their employees’ social media posts?
• Google has complete discretion over whether or not to grant “right to be forgotten” requests. Some people question the sense of that.
• This U.K. bar offers to save its customers from bad Tinder dates.
• Why are boys at lower risk for the toxic effects of social media than girls?
• New data indicates that choice of social channel, headlines and post length can maximize shares on social media.
• Will the new Down to Lunch networking app continue to grow in popularity despite hitting some all-too-common social media snags?
• The NYPD’s anti-encryption #UnlockJustice social media campaign fails. Big time.
• These puppies earn HOW MUCH per Instagram post?! They’d better be in compliance with the FTC’s disclosure rules.

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