Can politicians block negative comments on their social media accounts?

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The surging popularity of social media is testing one of the most basic constitutional rights: the public's ability to criticize politicians. And a recent legal settlement in Maryland may cast new light on this controversy. On Monday, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan and the American Civil Liberties Union (or …

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Surviving the Post-social Media Apocalypse: Has JD Weatherspoon’s started a chain of events?

In the wake of the recent #DeleteFacebook movement and now JD Weatherspoon's abandonment of social media, a new report highlights that these recent data privacy issues marks the beginning of a post-social media apocalypse. The report, Surviving the Post-social Media Apocalypse, from Wildfire … Read More Share this NewFacebookTwitterGoogle+LinkedIn

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JD Wetherspoon removes its social media accounts

Pub chain JD Wetherspoon is removing itself from all social media across its 900 establishments and head office with immediate effect. The company say the trolling of MPs is a key reason for the move but also cite the misuse of personal data and addictive nature of social media. Wetherspoon …

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Sniping on social media about plans to expand racing terrain on Golden Peak at Vail? You’re …

If you want to comment on Vail Resorts' proposed Golden Peak expansion, then you must speak your piece directly to the U.S. Forest Service. Trolling social media comment sections does not count as a comment. Both supporters and detractors of the plan to add 42 acres of race training at …