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Swedish government issues guidelines for social mediaThis is a discussion on Swedish government issues guidelines for social media within the BuzzNumbers forums, part of the CORTEX Blogs category; The Swedish government is in the process of drawing up clear guidelines for how government agencies should behave with regard to social media. There is a focus on having house ... |
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 |  Swedish government issues guidelines for social media The Swedish government is in the process of drawing up clear guidelines for how government agencies should behave with regard to social media. There is a focus on having house rules, monitoring conversation, and having a team which is clearly responsible for social media; all of these are sensible blocks to put in place to [...] Get More from the original blog... |
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