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Some Softening up in Government 2.0

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I was happy to see ths post from the SLA Government Information Division:

"GSA Gets Agreement with Facebook

The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) has reached an agreement with Facebook on terms of use for federal agencies, according to the 10 April 2009 FCW.com article GSA signs agreement with Facebook by Doug Beizer. From the article:

The General Services Administration has signed an agreement with Facebook that clears the way for federal agencies to use the social-networking Web site, a GSA official told Federal Computer Week today. The official declined to provide details about the agreement but said it takes effect immediately.

At this time, GSA has not posted a news release to their website."

Yet. Add this to the GSA special agreements with YouTube and Flickr and federal ``Agencies are already free to use Twitter because GSA found its standard terms of service compatible with federal use,`` then we can see some loosening up in the Barackberry era.

Stephen

Full post as published by Stephen's Lighthouse on April 13, 2009 (boomark / email).

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