New ACAS guidance on social networking
Over the past decade, the phenomenon of social networking has grown dramatically. Not only can individuals interact with others online via websites such as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, they can easily post their personal thoughts and views for all to see on blogs and video-sharing websites, such as YouTube. It ...
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