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Government Social Media Policy – Victoria (Australia)

August 3, 2011 By 2 Comments

Thanks to Kris Constable for the link to a YouTube video for staff of the Department of Justice – Victoria (Australia). The video outlines the organization’s social media policy.

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Have you, as a member of the public, seen other government departments that have clearly laid out their social media policies?  Is it a good idea?

I’m presenting a “The Path Towards Increased Government Engagement, A Citizen’s View of Social Media” at the Advanced Learning Institute’s Social Media and Government Conference in Victoria BC September 26-29th. Your feedback will help me to craft my presentation. Thank you!

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Comments

  1. Scott_Valentine says
    August 8, 2011 at 9:09 am

    Several weeks ago I had a post of mine removed from the Facebook of of The Royal BC Museum. When I expressed concern and disappointment I was directed to their communications director who explained he was not a fan of the move either but that as a provincial institution they were bound by the provincial government’s social media policy.

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    • @lacouvee says
      August 9, 2011 at 12:03 pm

      That’s interesting to note. Did you get a reason – were your comments inflammatory, provocative, promotional or …..?

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