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Should schools enforce social media silence?

Posted on November 17, 2011 by Roy Kessel

First amendment is often brought up as a rationale but it probably is not applicable to sports team.  But the question is whether or not there is a basis for the schools to ban the use of social media. Interesting … finish reading Should schools enforce social media silence?

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Next phase of compliance: Social media monitoring

Posted on October 17, 2011 by Roy Kessel

It is interesting to see the rise of the new services aimed at helping universities monitor the tweeting activities of their athletes.  When you look around at the process involved, you can imagine how difficult it is to have to … finish reading Next phase of compliance: Social media monitoring

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Why is everyone so thin skinned?

Posted on October 11, 2011 by Roy Kessel

When you look around the media reports every week, it is amazing at the number of stories that relate to the back and forth statements of people who are getting upset with statements made by another person. Coach unhappy with … finish reading Why is everyone so thin skinned?

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High School social media policies taking higher profile

Posted on April 14, 2011 by Roy Kessel

It is a common occurrence when professional athletes pop-off and stay dumb things on FB, Twitter, email and texts.   But it is even more difficult to police younger children who may not be quiet as aware of the ultimate repurcussions … finish reading High School social media policies taking higher profile

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Who is winning the NFL/Players fight for public support

Posted on April 14, 2011 by Roy Kessel

So far it is a tough battle.  Both sides take to twitter and other social media to advance their causes.   Roger Goodell today tweeted with a few hundred Browns fans.  Goodell has been consistent in sending out positive messages focusing … finish reading Who is winning the NFL/Players fight for public support

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NY Professional Hockey Writers boycott award votes

Posted on April 4, 2011 by Roy Kessel

While writing negative comments about the team that you used to work for may get you denied credentials, apparently it is enough to garner significant support from your fellow writers. According to the ESPN report, the PHWA has requested a … finish reading NY Professional Hockey Writers boycott award votes

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