May 10, 2017

Episode 4: Playing with Fyre

In this episode, we discuss how the State Department is including social media history in its “extreme vetting” measure. A Nashville teacher resigns over Twitter controversy. A clothing company’s sweet deal is going to cost it big-time. A debit card cracking ring gets busted. Should liking a post be enough to get suspended from school.  And, social media influencers find themselves the target of a lawsuit.

 

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