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Synonyms for blog

a shared on-line journal where people can post diary entries about their personal experiences and hobbies

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read, write, or edit a shared on-line journal

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(35) Kerry Maxwell, dooced, Macmillan English Dictionary (2d ed.
Privacy expectations and protections for teachers in the Internet age
She said: "The term 'being dooced' is named after the case of a US web designer who was fired for writing about a former employer on her blog, Dooce."
Beware slip of the blog
Blogging is rapidly increasing in popularity and already the practice has led to many even losing their jobs, or being 'dooced'.
Advantages and risks for corporate bloggers
to employee blogging, see Marc Cote, Note, Getting Dooced: Employee
Social isolation and American workers: employee blogging and legal reform
(77) See Marc Cote, Getting Dooced: Employee Blogs and Employer Blogging Policies Under the National Labor Relations Act, 82 WASH.
People aspects of entrepreneurs: personal service contacts with key personnel including non-compete clauses, methods of reimbursement for company success, incentives (profit-sharing or other), and effect of immigration restrictions on entrance of possible entrepreneurs into Canada and the U.S
So frequent are the sackings, that blog-related dismissal now boasts its own term "dooced".
Beware of the blog
Armstrong's dismissal spawned the term "dooced," which is synonymous with being fired for something written in an online journal.
Blogging the hand that feeds you: while most employers have e-mail usage policies, less than one in 10 have policies governing personal blogs. What are your employees saying about you?
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