http://therealtimereport.com/2009/02/16/new-facebook-tos-trouble-for-brands-and-celebrities/ Business on the social, mobile and realtime web | #RLTM Thu, 09 Feb 2012 16:49:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://therealtimereport.com/2009/02/16/new-facebook-tos-trouble-for-brands-and-celebrities/#comment-77 Social Media at Work » Blog Archive » 4 Lessons for Brands from the Facebook Terms of Service Controversy Wed, 18 Feb 2009 14:37:11 +0000 http://socialmediaatwork.com/?p=254#comment-77 [...] Yesterday we expressed concerns about how the Terms of Service impact brands and their ownership of content that may be shared on social networks.  Professional content producers still face potential copyright and intellectual property questions when they share access to their content through social networks.  Perhaps some of those issues will be addressed as part of this process, too. [...] [...] Yesterday we expressed concerns about how the Terms of Service impact brands and their ownership of content that may be shared on social networks.  Professional content producers still face potential copyright and intellectual property questions when they share access to their content through social networks.  Perhaps some of those issues will be addressed as part of this process, too. [...]

]]> http://therealtimereport.com/2009/02/16/new-facebook-tos-trouble-for-brands-and-celebrities/#comment-76 Facebook » Blog Archive » New Facebook TOS: Trouble for Brands and Celebrities? Mon, 16 Feb 2009 23:06:19 +0000 http://socialmediaatwork.com/?p=254#comment-76 [...] Social Media at Work wrote an interesting post today on New Facebook TOS: Trouble for Brands and Celebrities?Here’s a quick excerpt … not sure that most of them know — when I logged into my Facebook account, I was not notified of any change in the TOS)…. … uploaded by their users, in any way they see fit — even if the user removes the content from Facebook and closes his or her account…. Does Facebook now own the rights to the image of Christian Bale as Batman that is posted on the Dark Knight page?&… I’m not a lawyer, but it certainly sounds like Facebook is claiming the right to use any of the content (photos, videos, notes)… [...] [...] Social Media at Work wrote an interesting post today on New Facebook TOS: Trouble for Brands and Celebrities?Here’s a quick excerpt … not sure that most of them know — when I logged into my Facebook account, I was not notified of any change in the TOS)…. … uploaded by their users, in any way they see fit — even if the user removes the content from Facebook and closes his or her account…. Does Facebook now own the rights to the image of Christian Bale as Batman that is posted on the Dark Knight page?&… I’m not a lawyer, but it certainly sounds like Facebook is claiming the right to use any of the content (photos, videos, notes)… [...]

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