A new research study sheds some light on how using social media content can be a predictor in issues with alcohol for college aged students. The Journal of Health Communication released the study results from the Taylor & Francis Group looking at the correlation between a college student’s social media postings related to alcohol use […]
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Would You Sue Snapchat?
One of the newer Snapchat filters, Speed, is causing some issue. What are filters? They are add-ons you can use for Snapchats. According to their website, “Jazz up your Snap by adding a fun overlay with a Filter! After you take a Snap, swipe right or left on the preview screen to add colored […]
Police Tracked Him With One Tweet
This one post started it all.. Police departments have turned to social media to help solve crimes, track witnesses and suspects, and monitor activity in their jurisdictions. It’s no surprise then that this young man, who likely thought he was just a face in the crowd, didn’t realize that he would soon […]
Using Social Media To Evaluate Job Candidates
The question hiring managers and HR professionals face now is how—and whether—to perform online background checks on job candidates. This is a fair, ‘objective’ review of current realities.
Social Media Background Checks: Modern Day Job Screening [Chart]
I was listening to a radio show the other day while I was working, and as they were talking about the role of social media in the hiring process, the guest