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Twitter dispute raises social media policy questions (access required)

by Simon Shifrin

Published: August 20,2010

Tags: City of Boise, Falcon Tavern, social media, Twitter

The tweeps were in an uproar, but @Kelly208 and @falcontavern patched things up with a talk on the phone. The clamor on Twitter finally died down when @Kelly208, or Kelly Green in real life, tweeted: "Corey @falcontavern and I just had a levelheaded convo. Think we both learned a lesson or 2 from this. No need ...
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