The tradition-bound Senate, historically slow to adjust to trends like popular elections and civil rights, is lumbering toward updating its approach to a less weighty issue: Facebook.
After months of review and talks with site operators, the Senate Rules Committee hopes in coming weeks to announce updated guidelines for how members can use the popular social networking site and other third-party Web sites, Senate aides said.
Source: Next Gov
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