Operational 101 - Social Media: Difference between revisions

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 Bowen SA. Using classic social media cases to distill ethical guidelines for digital engagement. Journal of Mass Media Ethics. 2013. 28:119-133.
-# All staff and board members of EBC must incorporate the above guidelines when using EBC-branded social media.  Moreover, all staff and board members are responsible for the content of re-posted and cross-posted content on EBC social media accounts (i.e. content derived from another source but listed on EBC social media accounts).  Staff and board members are still responsible to EBC for any content on personal accounts relating to EBC when they are publicly identifiable in their EBC affiliation.
+# All Bike Edmonton staff and board members must incorporate the above guidelines when using Bike Edmonton-branded social media.  Moreover, all staff and board members are responsible for the content of re-posted and cross-posted content on Bike Edmonton social media accounts (i.e. content derived from another source but listed on Bike Edmonton social media accounts). Staff and board members are still responsible to Bike Edmonton for any content on personal accounts relating to Bike Edmonton when they are publicly identifiable in their Bike Edmonton affiliation.
 == Opinion versus Information in Social Media ==