2011-05-18-Facebook is now facing more trouble, after a failed effort in trying to disgrace Google, they find themselves fighting a newly introduced Bill in California.The Social Networking Privacy Act (SB 242) was recently brought before the California Legislature by Sen. Ellen Corbett, D-San Leandro. The bill,fi passed, would force any social networking site to make new users choose their privacy settings when they register and make the default settings private except for the user's name and city of residence

     Facebook will get you fired quickly. Recently a Colleton County paramedic and firefighter lost his job over posting a cartoon video

February 11, Jason Brown was called into the director's office and questioned about the video he posted the previous night. The Facebook post takes you to a YouTube-like site, where a video almost three minutes in length shows an exchange between two cartoon characters at a hospital.The dismissal letter also said, "This video has created an embarrassing situation for this department, our public image and the cooperative relationship we enjoy with Colleton Medical Center. It reflects poorly on you and Colleton County. Other workers have routinely been fired

actoss the world for simply posting that their job is boring. The social web has takenon a new meaning now as corporate America controls the social sites and have set up marketing campaigns and watch every single post. The full recent South Carolina Facebook firing story can be read here