Times have changed.  We all know the adage “think before your speak.”  In the age of social media we now have “think before you tweet.”  Millions of people are using social media like Facebook, MySpace and Twitter to communicate.  Sometimes, information displayed online can cause the author and/or website owner to become the defendant in a lawsuit.

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