Darren Cahr points out that California seems to be leading the way in creating social media rules for the rest of the country. The two bills at the center of Cahr’s article are SB242 that deals with social networking site users’ ability to set their privacy settings and SB761 that deals with “do not track” rules. Cahr questions how these Californian approaches will impact on the rest of America.

The complete article can be found here:

http://www.legallysocial.com/2011/05/california-making-social-media-policy-for-america/