Should Companies Restrict Employees Use of Facebook, Twitter?

Update: The original title of this article was "USA Today Publisher Restricting Employees from Using Social Networks?" USA Today called Webproworld requesting a change because it made it look like USA Today itself was discouraging social media use, which is apparently not the case.

Can eBay Win Back Sellers with a Shift in Focus?

eBay recently announced it was returning to its roots as an auction site more focus on the "secondary market". This is probably a wise move as interest and enthusiasm for eBay have both steadily dwindled over the past year or so.

eBay Unleashes Changes Galore for Sellers

Earlier in the year, eBay announced that it would be making two big announcements per year regarding the eBay Marketplace. Each announcement would be made 60 days in advance of when the changes were scheduled.

Cyberbullying Law Makes Being Mean Online A Felony

I always thought that of all the amendments to the US Constitution, the first one was both the most memorable and the easiest to understand: You can say what you like, outside of the famous “shouting fire” example, and the government can’t stop you. Easy. A toddler could get it. (My mother taught civics/law and justice for 25 years, and I assure you that when…