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Social Media: Social media policies and changing user expectations

As the use of social networking websites increased significantly in the last few years, social media sites have become more and more the subject of scrutiny, criticism and regulation, and despite this continue to attract scores of advertisers. Kim Walker and Sophia King, of Thomas Eggar LLP, discuss the latest social media policies and how the consumer is dealing with them.

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