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Why you don’t need a Facebook policy

February 25, 2012, 10:56 amJim Ulvog

Have a post on my other blog, Attestation Update, explaining how to avoid developing a Facebook policy. Jay Shepherd’s short explanation: hire grown-ups.

Hire grown-ups and you don’t need a Facebook policy

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