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Privacy, Security, Compliance

Privacy, Security, Compliance. Public vs. Personal Personas. Public Personas. Personal Personas. Private Life. Work Life. Public and Private Personas. LinkedIn. Email (private). Email (work). Facebook. Skype. Twitter. Slideshare. Work Blog. Flickr. Tecnorati. FriendFeed.

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Privacy, Security, Compliance

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  1. Privacy, Security, Compliance

  2. Public vs. Personal Personas Public Personas Personal Personas Private Life Work Life

  3. Public and Private Personas LinkedIn Email (private) Email (work) Facebook Skype Twitter Slideshare Work Blog Flickr Tecnorati FriendFeed Xing YouTube Personal Blog Delicious Britekite LastFM Diigo Doppler

  4. Personal vs. Private

  5. Social Media in the Public Sector

  6. Facebook Disclaimer North Carolina State Government http://www.records.ncdcr.gov/

  7. Blog Disclaimer North Carolina State Government http://www.records.ncdcr.gov/

  8. Flickr Disclaimer North Carolina State Government http://www.records.ncdcr.gov/

  9. Twitter Disclaimer

  10. Privacy and Posting Social media accounts created and used by or on behalf of public sector organisations should set all privacy settings to public. In general, comments should not be deleted although exceptions can be made for profane or obscene comments Configure settings in the profile to allow open access. Public sector organisation account holders should set all privacy settings to public and not disable any public comment function North Carolina State Government http://www.records.ncdcr.gov/

  11. Guidelines (Public Sector) Blogging sites allow the account holder to manage the interaction on the site. For instance, whether users will be allowed to comment, whether the comments will be moderated, whether the user must be registered to comment, etc. In general, comments should not be moderated because all points of view should be heard. The exception is that all profane or obscene comments should be removed. To limit spam comments it is perfectly acceptable to require some type of word verification as part of the commenting process if the software allows it. North Carolina State Government http://www.records.ncdcr.gov/

  12. Guidelines (Public & Private Sector)

  13. Privacy Settings - Facebook

  14. Privacy Settings - Blogger

  15. Privacy Settings - Twitter

  16. Acknowledgements Some content sourced from North Carolina State Government http://www.records.ncdcr.gov/

  17. Questions?

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