What do readers care about at the intersection of social media and the law? Per this roundup of some of the most well-read publications on the subject in 2019: virtual currency, estate planning, immigration, and fake news, among other topics. Share this:

Popular Social Media Reads on JD Supra, 2019

1. Virtual Currency Gets Real Social Media Ads - by Po Yi at Manatt
2. After Months of Rumors, Facebook Officially Announces New Libra Cryptocurrency - by Michelle Ann Gitlitz, Jennifer Daniels, David Oberly, and Scott Wortman at Blank Rome
3. Implications of New Social Media Question on DS-160 and DS-260 Applications - by Olivia Minnis at Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney
4. Snap! And You Miss It: The Legal Risks of Snapchat and Disappearing Evidence in the Workplace - by Howard Wexler at Seyfarth Shaw
5. Reputational Damage: 3 Worst Cases & 11 Next Steps for Protecting Your Brand & Company - by Scott Bamford at Mitratech
6. New DS-160 Form Seeks Social Media Information, Affecting Millions Of Visa Applicants - by Amy Peck at Jackson Lewis
7. Client Alert: Celebrities and Influencers Remain Regulator Targets - by Katherine Dennis Nye at Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg
8. TTB Ramping Up Enforcement Through Internet and Social Media Investigations - by Theodore Zeller III at Norris McLaughlin
9. Viral Like Me - by Lance Koonce at Davis Wright Tremaine
10. Create Your Digital Estate Plan - by Shanna Yonke at Ruder Ware
11. Hogan Lovells represents Twitter in first ever “fake news” case - by Christelle Coslin, Pauline Faron, and Marie Voutsas at Hogan Lovells
12. Authenticating Social Media Evidence at Trial - by Christine Lozier and Michael Zogby at Drinker Biddle
13. Fashion and tech five: examples of a trendy combination - by Giangiacomo Olivi at Dentons

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