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Corporate Tweets and the SEC: Sometimes It's Better To Keep Your Mouth Shut
Last year, I covered the landmark SEC decision to recognize corporate blogs and potentially other forms of Social Media as a recognized form of meeting public disclosure requirements under Regulation FD (Fair Disclosure) – in some cases.Trust: From Fortress To Wedge
The Coming Decade of Radical Transparency
It is customary at this time of year to look back and reflect on the year that was. But this year is different. Not only was it the end of the first decade of the new Millennium, but it represents the full point at the end of a decade whose crie de coeur must be radical transparency. This palpable demand for unprecedented disclosure is destined to transform government, business and our own lives as social networks, marketers and hackers pierce ever deeper into our professional and personal lives and make that information publicly available. We can no more stop this than we can turn back the Internet.Associations Now Mag (Mobile) - Article - Detail - American Society of Association Executives
Christopher Barger knows first-hand the challenges the automotive industry has faced in recent years.
GM's Christopher Barger: 'We're headed toward a social media version of the dotcom bubble burst'
This document is a series of checklists to help companies, their employees, and their agencies create social media policies. Our goal is not to create or propose new industry standards or rules. These checklists are open-source training tools designed to help educate employees on the appropriate ways to interact with the social media community and comply with the law.

