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"Welcome to this week\u2019s edition of \u201CWhat\u2019s Hot in Social Media,\u201D a series in which we revisit the week's most popular stories concerning social networks.\nWe\u2019re keeping our eye on three interesting developments this Thursday.\nFederal Agency Says Facebook Posts Protected by Free Speech\nA federal agency has declared Facebook posts are legally protected speech, even for employees who write negative things about their employers.\nThe National Labor Relations Board said in a recent lawsuit that the termination of employee Dawnmarie Souza, who used some vulgar language to deride her boss on Facebook when he denied one of her requests, was unlawful.\nThe British Monarchy Joins Facebook\nThe British Monarchy officially joined Facebook Monday morning. Those who \u201CLike\u201D the Page will be able to receive updates about the Royal Family\u2019s doings through their Facebook News Feed.\nFirefox Plugin Prevents Intoxicated Social Networking\nThis week, web security company Webroot released a new Firefox plugin called \u201CThe Social Media Sobriety Test\u201D, which prevents users from accessing sites like Gmail, Facebook and Tumblr if they fail to solve certain puzzles and other tests during designated hours."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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