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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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About @lacouvee

Janis La Couvée (she/her) is a writer, poet and conservationist with a love of wild green spaces, from Campbell River, Canada —territory of the Ligwithdaxw people. Her poems have appeared in the League of Canadian Poets Fresh Voices, Sea and Cedar Magazine, Tiger Moth Review, Loch Raven Review, and other journals and anthologies. Janis is an alumna of the inaugural Fahmidan Literary Journal mentorship.

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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