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Enterprise: List of 40 Social Media Staff Guidelines
This list also includes policies called; Staff blogging policies, enterprise social network guidelines, Employee Blogging Policies, Staff engagement in online communities, and so on. Kinda cool that companies are now posting internal policies publicly. Behavioural and Etiquette Guidelines for Organisation.
laurelpapworth.com
- Thursday, April 23, 2009
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Set Policies to Unleash Creativity with Web 2.0 Tools
Dawson : I look at governance in a broader context as having a full understanding of potential risks, potential benefits and having set-off structured policies and procedures where any risks are minimized and benefits are maximized, with a high degree of transparency and accountability for executives and other people in the organization.
www.itbusinessedge.com
- Monday, September 1, 2008
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Serena is Serene about Enterprise Facebook
I’ve written before about Serena Software’s use of Facebook as their Intranet, as has Bill Ives. Impetus for Facebook as the Intranet. How did you decide to make the apparently radical switch over to Facebook as the Intranet? When did Facebook ‘become’ Serena’s Intranet? Background on Serena.
Anecdote
- Monday, July 14, 2008
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Telstra releases social media policy: it’s time for organizations to get their act together
The article began: Telstra has become the first major Australian company to set down guidelines on the use of Facebook, Twitter and similar websites by its employees. number of major Australian companies have established guidelines for social media, they just didn’t issue press releases about it as Telstra has. First?
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A blog comment policy? Who, me?
Home Archives About Me Groundling A grab-bag of my interests: contemporary theatre, creativity, plus life and learning online Technology and Creativity Collaborative Learning Business and the Arts Blogging Life Snippets Featured Actors and Acting Voice and Text Productions A blog comment policy? Who, me? The rest is up to me. They still hold.
Spinning a Learning Web
- Monday, May 12, 2008
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The Bamboo Project Blog: Do Employees Need Social Media Guidelines?
raquo; Do Employees Need Social Media Guidelines? I've written before about some of my thoughts regarding the responsible use of social media and whether or not we can count on people do the right thing when it comes to blogs and Facebook and Twitter. So back to the question of guidelines for the use of social media.
The Bamboo Project Blog
- Wednesday, January 28, 2009
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Politics and the Web Worker
Without compromising one’s principles, then, here are my guidelines for navigating today’s rocky political landscape: Don’t assume that a potential client shares your political beliefs. Tags: Productivity donation Facebook non-profit politics twitter As anyone who follows the news knows. That was a joke. Web Life.
Web Worker Daily
- Friday, March 5, 2010
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Early: Companies Deputizing Their Employees as Brand Managers « I’m Not Actually a Geek
Two tech behemoths have in recent weeks released their social media guidelines for employees. They are deputizing them by giving them guidelines, setting expectations, and then letting them act on their own. Everyone does their own thing: No having any type of policy is the policy. It wants employees to participate.
bhc3.wordpress.com
- Monday, December 22, 2008
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Deloitte Study Warns About Social Networking Ethics
However, Deloitte also finds “there is great reputational risk associated with social networking, as 74% of respondents believe it is “easy to damage a brand’s reputation via sites such as Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.. Forty-nine percent of employees say company policy wouldn’t change their online behavior.
The FASTForward Blog
- Monday, June 22, 2009
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Achieving effective Enterprise 2.0
Terry Hill, Chairman of Arup Group remarked in the Sunday Times 27 July 2008: We have an open policy on knowledge. The challenge of social networking The most challenging applications to introduce are the social network applications that mimic Facebook and LinkedIn in the public arena. technologies. And when people arent connected?
www.nccmembership.co.uk
- Wednesday, September 17, 2008
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