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CIOs Becoming More Strict About Social Media By Mike Sachoff Social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook allow people to communicate more easily, but many companies are placing restrictions on how employees use these service at work, according to a new survey by Robert Half Technology. Nearly forty percent (38%) of chief information officers (CIOs) have put in place stricter social networking policies, more than twice the number (17%) who say they have relaxed the rules. A larger percentage (23%) of technology executives are reining in personal use of social media than are placing limits on social media use for business (15%). A previous study found more than half (55%) of companies have social networking policies that ban the use of social networking altogether. Continue Reading

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