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McGrady on Social Media

Covers the impact of various laws on social media to aid the creation of social media policies.


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    This must-have resource provides a framework to help you understand important questions in this rapidly-evolving area of law. It covers the impact of various laws on social media, such as copyright and communications, to aid the creation of social media policies.

    Designed to provide an appreciation for the various issues raised by social media, this publication presents practical insight into the specific ways that certain platforms address those issues. The fairly broad scope of issues and platforms will serve as a starting point for research and also for the "quick answers" to recurring questions raised by clients.

    Written for the busy practitioner, chapters contain Practice Notes setting out important take-aways and practical implications. This indispensable practice aid covers the following critical issues and includes these features:

    •  A chapter addressing copyright issues and social media, including sample DMCA implementation procedures

    •  A chapter addressing the safe harbor provision, discussing practical implications of the safe harbor provision in the social media context

    •  A chapter on trademark issues and social media, serving as a brief introduction to the law of trademarks and domain names so that the reader can more fully appreciate the trademark policies published by the social media platforms discussed later in the treatise

    •  A chapter on privacy issues and social media, including sample privacy statements and terms of use statements

    •  A chapter on employment issues and social media, providing an overview of employment cases that have examined issues relating to employee social networking. The chapter includes sample policy statements to provide guidance on employee use of social networking sites

    •  A chapter summarizing state by state cyberbullying, cyberharassment and cyberstalking laws

    •  16 chapters on all the major and rising social media websites

    The eBook version of this title features links to Lexis Advance for further legal research options.

    McGrady offers more expertise on the laws of the web in McGrady on Domain Names .

    Chapter 1: Introduction to Social Media
    Chapter 2: Copyright and Social Media: The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA)
    Chapter 3: Communications Decency Act and Social Media
    Chapter 4: Computer Fraud and Abuse Act and Social Media
    Chapter 5: Privacy and Social Media
    Chapter 6: Employment Law and Social Media
    Chapter 7: CAN-SPAM Act, Stored Communications Act
    Chapter 8: Survey of Cyberbullying, Cyberharassment, and Cyberstalking Laws
    Chapter 9: Trademark and Domain Name Issues and Social Media
    Chapter 10: Social Media and Political Change
    Chapter 11: Understanding Answerbag
    Chapter 12: Understanding Digg
    Chapter 13: Understanding Facebook
    Chapter 14: Understanding Itsasickness
    Chapter 15: Understanding LinkedIn
    Chapter 16: Understanding LiveJournal
    Chapter 17: Understanding Martindale.com
    Chapter 18: Understanding Multiply
    Chapter 19: Understanding MySpace
    Chapter 20: Understanding Ning
    Chapter 21: Understanding omg!
    Chapter 22: Understanding Orkut
    Chapter 23: Understanding Quepasa.com
    Chapter 24: Understanding Sulekha.com
    Chapter 25: Understanding Twitter
    Chapter 26: Understanding YouTube

     

    McGrady, Paul D.


    Paul D. McGrady, Jr., is a shareholder with Greenberg Traurig, LLP in GT's Chicago office. Mr. McGrady concentrates his practice in the intersection between intellectual property and information technology, with special emphasis on domain name disputes, online copyright disputes, online identity theft, and Internet fraud prevention and recovery. He is a veteran of nearly 200 successful proceedings under the Uniform Domain Dispute Resolution Procedure ("UDRP"), as well as formal and informal dispute mechanisms in other jurisdictions, including China, the United Kingdom, Poland, Canada, the Czech Republic, and Romania, among others. He also served as the Director of Operations for a start-up domain name registrar, for which he was able to obtain accreditation by ICANN. He is an active member of both INTA and the Intellectual Property Constituency of ICANN.

    Mr. McGrady provides counsel on technology licensing, technology outsourcing, web site development, online privacy compliance, blogging, and compliance with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. He also has years of experience in the adoption, prosecution, licensing, and enforcement of traditional trademarks in the United States and throughout the world.

    Mr. McGrady is an adjunct professor of law at DePaul University College of Law's top rated Center for Intellectual Property Law & Information Technology and is a frequent lecturer on Internet related aspects of intellectual property. He also was formerly in-house counsel for a Fortune 500 retailer concentrating in trademarks, franchising, advertising, and shareholder/member relations.

     

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