Posted by Shannon Paul's Very Official Blog on November 27th, 2009 | Original Post »
Given recent updates to the L.A. Times social networking policy for journalists, I can’t help but ask whether or not social media really does threaten journalistic integrity.
Here are some of key points in the L.A. Times’ revised social networking policy to consider as outlined in a staff article in Editor & Publisher:
If a reporter friends/fans [...]
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Tags: business communication, buzz, comment marketing, pr, social media analysis, social media strategy, word of mouth
Categories: Integrated Strategy, Social Media
Posted by veryofficial on November 27th, 2009 | Rated: 
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