
Social Media and the Law analyzes the use of social media in various legal contexts, including privacy, civil litigation, employment, criminal activity and prosecution, intellectual property, defamation, advertising, and regulated industries. Additionally, this treatise discusses relevant legislation, court opinions, usage trends, and industry responses.
Recently updated chapters include:
- Chapter 3, Copyrights, Ownership, and Control of Content, discusses a 2024 Supreme Court case in which the court ruled that there is no limit on monetary damages for copyright infringement cases, regardless of the filing date, even under the discovery rule.
- Chapter 7, Compliance Considerations for Regulated Industries, covers the FDA’s updated draft guidance with recommendations for sharing “scientific information on unapproved use” communications through media and on social media platforms.
- Chapter 8, Advertising, discusses the FTC’s rule to combat deceptive practices in consumer reviews and testimonials, including fake reviews, paid positive reviews, suppressed negative reviews, and fake social media influence indicators. This rule allows the FTC to seek consumer redress and civil penalties more efficiently.
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