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The consequences for Chez Pazienza at CNN were pretty bad: he got the sack. But the consequences for CNN may not be great either. Surely a policy is necessary to protect *everyone*, including the little people?
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Brendan Cooper is a digital and social media strategist. He helps clients win business, win awards and talk to people through digital and social media strategy. Brendan has been helping people to communicate, online and offline, for over fifteen years. He is friendly, and he likes to live in bubbles, be they dotcom, social media, or whatever's coming up next.
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