Phil Frankel to Present at the New York Press Association's Fall Convention 2010
August 23, 2010
NYPA Fall Convention 2010
September 24 & 25, 2010
The Woodstock Inn & Resort
Woodstock, VT
September 25, 2010
1:15 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. Are You Tweeting Toward Liability? Phil Frankel, Bond, Schoeneck & King
Phil Frankel is a graduate of Tulane University and Syracuse University College of Law. Mr. Frankel's practice includes a variety of business-focused legal services including representing clients in the fields of entertainment, publishing and art. Mr. Frankel has extensive experience in technology licensing and matters involving the Internet, social media, and domain name disputes.
Social media, from Facebook to Twitter to blogs, LinkedIn and Yammer is exploding all around us. Advertising and marketing agencies are developing social media plans for clients and for their own companies. But, not everything we read or post is necessarily in the best interest of our clients or our own companies. During this session, we will discuss the legal implications surrounding social media marketing programs.
Attendees will take away important legal considerations for using social media in advertising, explore the new frontiers of integrating intellectual property law into social media law, including defamation, copyright, trademarks, slander and liability and how these pertain to social media programs and individual site rules and regulations.
For more information, visit the New York Press Association website at http://www.newyorkpressassociation.com/MemberServices/FallConvention.aspx.
Phil Frankel to Present at the New York Press Association's Fall Convention 2010
August 23, 2010
NYPA Fall Convention 2010
September 24 & 25, 2010
The Woodstock Inn & Resort
Woodstock, VT
September 25, 2010
1:15 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. Are You Tweeting Toward Liability? Phil Frankel, Bond, Schoeneck & King
Phil Frankel is a graduate of Tulane University and Syracuse University College of Law. Mr. Frankel's practice includes a variety of business-focused legal services including representing clients in the fields of entertainment, publishing and art. Mr. Frankel has extensive experience in technology licensing and matters involving the Internet, social media, and domain name disputes.
Social media, from Facebook to Twitter to blogs, LinkedIn and Yammer is exploding all around us. Advertising and marketing agencies are developing social media plans for clients and for their own companies. But, not everything we read or post is necessarily in the best interest of our clients or our own companies. During this session, we will discuss the legal implications surrounding social media marketing programs.
Attendees will take away important legal considerations for using social media in advertising, explore the new frontiers of integrating intellectual property law into social media law, including defamation, copyright, trademarks, slander and liability and how these pertain to social media programs and individual site rules and regulations.
For more information, visit the New York Press Association website at http://www.newyorkpressassociation.com/MemberServices/FallConvention.aspx.
