Pippa from A Mothers Ramblings again, I was also able to be part in the fantastically titled “You B****! What you can and can’t say on your blog” Cyber Lab today where Gayle Trigg from Wragge & Co LLP told us just what we have to be careful with and what we should do if we find ourselves in trouble.
You can see the full post here, but please be warned that I need to spellcheck and make things a little more sensible….
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