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- Does Your Company Have a Social Media Policy?How to develop a social media policy that protects your company, your customers, and your employees.
Do You Have a Social Media Policy for Your OrganizationPast couple of months I have been analyzing time spent by my employees on these social networking sites and measuring its effectiveness against increase in productivity or against generating / facilitating business.- Pharmaceutical Social Media Policies: When Drugs and Facebook IntersectSocial media networks, such as Facebook, help businesses build brands, introduce products, and increase overall traffic to their website. Facebook is one of the most highly trafficked websites online, with millions of visitors every day.
- Aligning Social Media Participation of Your Employees with Your Business GoalsBanning social media is not going to work in the long run. The solution is in talking to employees and helping them balance the responsibilities of organisation, profession and society, the functions of all of which are now heavily enabled by Internet.
- How to Ruin Your Company's Social Media Presence in Five Easy StepsA company's social media presence can heavily impact its reputation for better or for worse. Here's a humorous look at some corporate social media blunders to avoid.
Palm Springs International Film Fest, Chicago City Limits Comedy, Macworld Conference, Jazz Education Conference, Conference for Media Reform, Golden Globe Awards, Sundance Film Festival, MIDEM, IPTV WorldForum LatinamericaNews and Networking Events Covering the Media and Show Business Industry for this Month from The Actor's Checklist News & Events page at http://www.actorschecklist.com/news.html or through RSS/XML feed http://actorschecklist.com/showbiznews.rss.- Critical Review of The Problem of the Media by Robert McChesney and Bad News by Tom FentonReview of two texts focusing on the impact of a market-controlled media system. Highlights the problems of a profit-driven system and its effects on media content and democracy.
Social Media and the WorkplaceCan your work fire you because of Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, or any personal social media content? What are companies doing to prevent negative publicity from employees via social networking sites and social media? This article answers those questions- How Companies in India Are Adopting Social Media into Their Internal CommunicationsAniisu K. Verghese looks at who's leading the way with effective social media strategies and offers his own tips for those companies still in the nascent stage.
- Five Social Media TrendsFive social media trends for the coming 12-18 months.
Privacy & Social MediaHave you considered what your "proprietary information" is in the world - especially in the world of social media and social networking? You do indeed have proprietary information that is valuable and worthy of protection.- Social Media BuzzSocial media is the next gold rush. It might be the latest great tool available to marketers. It offers revolutionary means to connect with customers and manage brand reputation. If you haven't started your social media marketing strategy now is the time.
- Media MergersShould media companies support FCC proposals and regulation permitting the mergers of media companies? Is there an ethical and social responsibility which may be affected? We will examine these questions and their answers.
- MEDIA for DIVERSITYHonoring all the individual differences is a way of empowering citizens.
- Rethinking America's Nuclear PolicyPresident Obama is in the process of reviewing the nuclear policy of the United States. This article argues that given the current environment it is important that President Obama take a broader look at the issue.
- New Media and the PresidencyWe are reduced to judging the man, or rather, the man as portrayed by our media and colored by popular opinion, rather than the quality of his reasoning or wisdom of his policies.
- Media Bias in VietnamA discussion on the level of influence the media has had on American perceptions of military activity in Vietnam and has influenced military conduct.
- NBA Bans Twitter with New Social Media GuidelinesThe new NBA social media guidelines are probably a good idea, because it will allow players to again focus more attention on the game preparation as well as "team time".
- Pentagon Approves Decision on Fallen Soldiers' Media CoverageU.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates announced the lifting of the ban on media coverage of fallen soldiers' arrival at Dover Air Base.
- Athletes in the MediaThis is an article about the coverage of athletes in the media that often concentrates on showing the bad role models and not the sports stars that do good in their communities.
- The Media Control and BalanceWhen Obama ejected a reporter from his world tour, members of the media were shocked. From a public relations perspective, there is nothing wrong with doing what you can to mitigate bad press, punish subjective media and reward those who simply report the news objectively.
- The 5th Estate: A Vicious MediaSome in media have a habit of being judgmental and "reporting" with an eye toward projecting a personal belief or viewpoint rather than maintaining neutral objectivity. This is the story of lobbyist Stephen Payne.
- Sub-Saharan African MediaA research paper written for my senior level international media course. The layout of subheads is intentional and was required by my professor.
- The Media's Prurient InterestA brief meditation on the media's attention to our most recent school shooting
- Interview with Bernie Horn of the Center for Policy AlternativesThe Center for Policy Alternatives is an underused resource for those interested in politics. I was able to talk with their Senior Director late in 2007 via phone about the CPA, the 2008 election and what people can do to make a difference politically.
- Mass Media Consolidation: Good for Business, Bad for Content.Between 1998 and 2005 Tribune Co. spent $1.1 million on lobbying and more than $380,000 on political contributions trying to convince lawmakers to terminate regulations on media consolidation.
FCC Media Ownership and DeregulationThis paper will focus on the Federal Communication Commission's (FCC's) proposed deregulation policy for media ownership. On June 4, 2003, the FCC voted to raise the limit on the number of television stations a company can own.- Media and Public OpinionHowever, the public may believe the media caters to their needs but in contrast it doesn't. The complicated relationship between the upper class and the media can be described as have different points of views from each other.
- The Scoop on Russian Foriegn PolicyIs Russian Foriegn Policy taking an unsettling turn for the United States? Yes, and we should do something quickly
- United States Needs Mass MediaDetails the year-long psychological preparation of the people in the United States for the idea of war in Iraq - through the daily news and mass-media that speculated with the government and slandered the few politically active citizens as "dissenters".
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