Corporate & Organizational Social Media Policy: Resources
One of the biggest challenges organizations face is how to adapt their communications strategy to the world of emerging media. On October 28 our panel will address:
-How does social media affect internal communications?
-Which department "owns" social media?
-Who can participate in social media?
-What are the legalities of creating a social media policy?
-How are social media crises handled?
Our panelists:
Matthew Burks, ESource.com
Sarah Rasmussen, MGA Communications
Margaret Fogarty, Qwest social media team
Social media policy resources:
The Social Computing Journal has a great list of social media policies.
Shift Communication's Corporate Social Media Policy Top Ten Guidelines is a must read.
And the Red Cross now has its policies outlined online.
We hope you'll join us on October 28, 5-8 pm at Strings Restaurant. Please rsvp!
-How does social media affect internal communications?
-Which department "owns" social media?
-Who can participate in social media?
-What are the legalities of creating a social media policy?
-How are social media crises handled?
Our panelists:
Matthew Burks, ESource.com
Sarah Rasmussen, MGA Communications
Margaret Fogarty, Qwest social media team
Social media policy resources:
The Social Computing Journal has a great list of social media policies.
Shift Communication's Corporate Social Media Policy Top Ten Guidelines is a must read.
And the Red Cross now has its policies outlined online.
We hope you'll join us on October 28, 5-8 pm at Strings Restaurant. Please rsvp!
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