http://www.realestateindustrywatch.com/the-nfl-want-to-control-tweets/ Real Estate News - Free and Up to the Minute Wed, 08 Feb 2012 11:33:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.realestateindustrywatch.com/the-nfl-want-to-control-tweets/#comment-513 luis Fri, 25 Sep 2009 08:15:47 +0000 http://www.realestateindustrywatch.com/?p=485#comment-513 Yes NFLs'decisions a worrying precedent. If the imposition of these new policies, and other companies outside the NFL propose similar policies for their employees. This will threaten the freedom of expression? It's certainly a good start. Government has already monitor social networks and users who are enrolled in government positions. NFL does not want to start acting like the NFL thought the policy of controlling what he says and does paintings Yes NFLs’decisions a worrying precedent. If the imposition of these new policies, and other companies outside the NFL propose similar policies for their employees. This will threaten the freedom of expression? It’s certainly a good start. Government has already monitor social networks and users who are enrolled in government positions. NFL does not want to start acting like the NFL thought the policy of controlling what he says and does paintings

]]> http://www.realestateindustrywatch.com/the-nfl-want-to-control-tweets/#comment-512 Robert Worthington Fri, 04 Sep 2009 23:12:54 +0000 http://www.realestateindustrywatch.com/?p=485#comment-512 Why is Rodger Goodell worried about tweets? HAHA. So he's trying to control what people say now? Oh ok, Rodger Goodell must be the new National Director of Athletics Czar which is part of the Communist Barack Obama Parade. I get it now! Back Off Rodger Goodell. The NFL's reputation was fine until you brought this issue up. Why is Rodger Goodell worried about tweets? HAHA. So he’s trying to control what people say now? Oh ok, Rodger Goodell must be the new National Director of Athletics Czar which is part of the Communist Barack Obama Parade. I get it now! Back Off Rodger Goodell. The NFL’s reputation was fine until you brought this issue up.

]]> http://www.realestateindustrywatch.com/the-nfl-want-to-control-tweets/#comment-511 Greg Dallaire Fri, 28 Aug 2009 03:01:02 +0000 http://www.realestateindustrywatch.com/?p=485#comment-511 I thought the old saying was "Bad Publicity is still good publicity" the sport networks sell ad space talking about man soap operas all day long. Most of the time I would think it would offend the commissioner if a player is arrested for drug's and drunk driving. But letting them talk openly on a social network is a bad idea. Hmm.. very disturbing I thought the old saying was “Bad Publicity is still good publicity” the sport networks sell ad space talking about man soap operas all day long. Most of the time I would think it would offend the commissioner if a player is arrested for drug’s and drunk driving. But letting them talk openly on a social network is a bad idea. Hmm.. very disturbing

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