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: Slaw.caSocial Media Policy ? Where are the Boundaries?
By Connie Crosby
The latest episode of the new video podcast Social Mediators by Thornley Fallis PR professionals Joseph Thornley, Terry Fallis and Dave Fleet raises some good questions about employee policies, especially around social media. In it, they talk about whether employees should take care on what they say in their personal lives (notably online) and whether they are always representatives of their companies. Also see the full Pro PR blog post Social Mediators 2: Are you always one of us?
The first video referenced in this episode is available here.
Also related: Comprehensive Database of Organizational Social Media Policies (Michel-Adrien Sheppard, Slaw.ca, Feb. 17, 2010) and Social Media Policies Database (Compliance Building by Doug Cornelius).
Full post as published by Slaw.ca on February 22, 2010 (boomark / email).
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