Privacy and Disclosure Issues in Social Media

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Privacy is one of the key issues facing everyone of us as we navigate social media.

I readily share great swathes of what I care about, think and do through my postings on ProPR.ca, Twitter and other social media channels. On the other hand, there are parts of my life relating to friends and family that I don’t share. I believe that they must find their own level of comfort with the open book that is social media and define their own boundaries on what they will share and what they won’t.

A panel of three corporate lawyers,  Martin Kratz, Ariane Siegel and Mark Hayes,talked about the privacy issues relating to the use of social media in and by organizations.

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Martin Kratz, Ariane Siegel and Mark Hayes

Bringing social media into the enterprise

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It was easy to introduce social media into Thornley Fallis. After all, I’m not only a believer in the potential of social media to enhance information sharing and bring us closer to the communities that care about the company, I’m also the CEO. So, we had a well-placed social media champion from day one.

It’s not like that in most companies. And introducing social media into enterprises can be a complicated process requiring the active buy in of many players, including communications, marketing, legal, and human resources.

Nyree Embricos, Senior Counsel, TELUS Legal Services, and Peter Hartl, TELUS Manager Manager, Corporate Web Services, provided attendees at the Managing Social Media conference with insight into how social media had been introduced into TELUS.

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Nyree Embiricos and Peter Hartl

War Child Canada: case study of social media measurement

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David Jones and James Topham presented a case study of War Child Canada‘s “Help Child Soldiers” campaign at the Managing Social Media conference being staged by the Canadian Institute in Toronto today.

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David Jones and James Topham

Crisis Management in the era of social media

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Leona Hobbs kicked off the afternoon of day one of the Managing Social Media conference with a presentation on how to manage a crisis when it can spread virtually instantly via social media.

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Leona Hobbs on crisis management in the era of social media

Metrics and ROI of Social Media

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Jen Evans and Patrick Thoburn are covering metrics and ROI of social media in their panel at the Managing Social Media conference being staged by the Canadian Institute in Toronto today. The title of their session: Searching for the Holy Grail: finding the Right Metrics and ROI Measurements for your Organization.

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Jen Evans and Patrick Thoburn panel

Social media and employment law

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What guidelines should you provide employees so that they can use social media in the workplace in a way that will let them benefit from it without exposing the organization to an undue level of risk? What are the risks for the employees? What are the risks and liabilities for employers? What are their rights?

Tudor Carsten is tackling these issues at the Managing Social Media conference being staged by the Canadian Institute in Toronto today. The title of  his presentation: The Facebook “Problem”: Developing Guidelines and Procedures for Dealing with Social Networking Sites in the Context of Employment Law.

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Tudor Carsten presentation

Finding the right social media for your organization

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I’m on the first panel at the Managing Social Media conference being staged by the Canadian Institute in Toronto today and tomorrow.

Collin Douma, Adina Zaiontz and I are talking about how to identify the social media channels, apps and tools that meet the needs of your organization.

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Joseph Thornley, Collin Douma, Adina Zaiontz panel

Managing Social Media Conference

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NewComm ForumI’ll be co-chairing and speaking at the Canadian Institute‘s conference on Managing Social Media in Toronto Tuesday and Wednesday this week.

The conference has drawn a high quality lineup of speakers, including Collin Douma, Jen Evans, Patrick Thoburn, Leona Hobbs, James Topham, Maggie Fox, Parker Mason and Jay Moonah. They and other speakers will be talking about issues such as how to find the right social media channels and apps for your business, ROI measurement, online crisis management, how to create an social media content strategy, how to bring your legal department onside, privacy and social media, copyright, and integrating social media with traditional media.

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Using social media tools to drive innovation and change in large organizations

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In Canada, you don’t get much bigger than the Royal Bank of Canada. And RBC’s Michel Savoie and Tim Yull closed out the ALI Social Media for Government conference with a presentation on how to use social media to foster innovation and drive change in a large organization.

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Michel Savoie and Tim Yull at the ALI Social Media for Government conference