This includes public facing social media. You are now a publisher.
You can still get angry at Disney for allowing one sort of Twitter account but not others or firing people over jokes. But this is 2005, it's a bit late.
Risk it, or be secretive or get written permission. Don't be an NPC and not understand reality.
> Working two jobs is often a conflict of interest, and it's normal for that to not be allowed.
Wherever you went with this in your head, you drove past the point a while ago, I think. It is absolutely not normal for a vendor to dictate what an employee of a customer does.
It's why there is the concept of the Chinese Wall - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clean_room_design
This includes public facing social media. You are now a publisher.
You can still get angry at Disney for allowing one sort of Twitter account but not others or firing people over jokes. But this is 2005, it's a bit late.
Risk it, or be secretive or get written permission. Don't be an NPC and not understand reality.