Lead us not into temptation, Facebook. A New Jersey pastor ordered 50 married church officials to delete their accounts or resign, and requested his congregants also delete their accounts. Reverend Cedric Miller of the Living Word Christian Fellowship…
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Pastor Orders Church Off Facebook
The recent news item about a Connecticut worker fired for Facebook postings that annoyed her employer, like other accounts of employees sacked for private speech, was bound to draw a lot of attention. Americans hold First Amendment rights to free speech as a kind of sacrosanct birthright, and for many of us the idea that you can lose your job for expressing private thoughts away from work offends the core principle of freedom of expression.
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Opinion: Facebook vs. your job
Google confirmed on Tuesday that it fired an employee earlier this year for violating its policies on accessing the accounts of its users.
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Google fires engineer in privacy breach
Banks are accused of leaving some customers in “dire poverty” after taking money out of their accounts without permission.
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Bank customers in ‘dire poverty’
Shetland Islands Council has “serious problems” and needs to change, the Accounts Commission says.
