I say NO to SOPA/PIPA!!! Today is the day where many websites will or already have blacked out against SOPA and PIPA (Stop Online Piracy Act and Protect IP Act), acts that will affect how we use the internet! Not only in the...
Social Media Policy Your Employees Might Actually Remember Social Media Policy is a MUST for any organization. This set of guidelines and rules that all staff should adhere to while using social media for both professional and personal reasons is usually long...
Think Communiting not Marketing
Will.I.am words, “Don’t see yourself as a brand, see yourself as a part of community,” are among the best pieces of advice brands will get at this year’s Cannes Lions.
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Today is the day where many websites will or already have blacked out against SOPA and PIPA (Stop Online Piracy Act and Protect IP Act), acts that will affect how we use the internet! Not only in the US, but the bill will have a global effect: The Guardian says “(…) everything on the internet will be subjected to the restrictive anti-free speech and anti-free information policies of SOPA/PIPA, whether the sites are hosted in the United States or not.”
Honestly, life will suck if the bill passes. Imagine there was no Wikipedia, no LOLcats. NO LOLCATS!!! Well that’s unacceptable! I made a LOLcat to tell you how I feel about that:
This video sent to me by Kim shows how sad life will be if the bill passes.
Social Media Policy is a MUST for any organization. This set of guidelines and rules that all staff should adhere to while using social media for both professional and personal reasons is usually long and not the most entertaining piece of content so the eternal questions of most companies is: how can we make sure that all employees READ, UNDERSTOOD and will COMPLY to our social media policy? It seems that the Department of Justice in Victoria, Australia has found the answer – earlier this year they made a 4-minute social media policy video clip for their staff!
