Facebook and MySpace – harmless fun or a risk to business' reputation?

The recent fad of ‘facebooking’ could have dangerous implications for both employers and employees, new research has shown. The popularity of user-generated content websites such as Facebook, YouTube and MySpace has grown dramatically in recent months, with research showing that the average worker wastes 45 minutes per day checking their pages, uploading content, messaging and playing online games.

In March this year, the UK recruitment agency Poolia undertook a poll of 500 empl... (449 more words)

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