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Feb. 11th, 2005
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Feb. 11th, 2005 10:01 amInteresting article in today's Washington Post about bloggers who have lost their jobs because they complained about their jobs in their blogs. They didn't identify the employer, the coworkers, or the locations, but it still happened. Sheesh! Are their no outlets allowed?
Free Expression Can Be Costly When Bloggers Bad-Mouth Jobs
This post, like all entries in Mosteller's online diary, did not name her company or the writer. It did not name co-workers or bosses. It did not say where the company was based. But apparently, Mosteller's supervisors and co-workers at the Durham (N.C.) Herald-Sun were well aware of her Web log.
The day after that posting, she was fired.
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Free Expression Can Be Costly When Bloggers Bad-Mouth Jobs
This post, like all entries in Mosteller's online diary, did not name her company or the writer. It did not name co-workers or bosses. It did not say where the company was based. But apparently, Mosteller's supervisors and co-workers at the Durham (N.C.) Herald-Sun were well aware of her Web log.
The day after that posting, she was fired.
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