2012UTS ePRESS (University of Technology Sydney)Open access

Using Social Media in Local Government: 2011 Survey Report

Karen Purser

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This survey explores the benefits, risks and barriers to councils using social media, and identifies those areas where social media might best serve the sector.

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This survey explores the benefits, risks and barriers to councils using social media, and identifies those areas where social media might best serve the sector.

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This survey explores the benefits, risks and barriers to councils using social media, and identifies those areas where social media might best serve the sector.

Key concepts: Social media, Government (linguistics), Local government, Political science, Business, Public relations, Internet privacy, Computer science

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