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LEAGUE o <br />INNESOTA <br />CITIES <br />CONNECTING el,. INNOVATING <br />S1NC11 1913 <br />RIZ MANAGEMENT INFORMATION <br />SOCIAL MEDIA AND CITIES <br />QUESTIONS AND CONSIDERATIONS <br />Social media Is changing the way we work, cannot and communicate, In a world of social <br />media, the lines between employees' personal and work lives are blurring, and M same <br />ways, being erased. How cities might choose to use those toots to support city work still Is <br />emerging as cities consider possibilities and pitfalls, This memo talks about social media <br />considerations for cities, including who in the olty should use sociai media, whether to user;, <br />centralized or decentralized approach, things to think about if the city wants a formal social media <br />presence, issues related to elected officials and staff who use seals! media personally, "etiquette" <br />considerations, and legal lssuos that on cause concern, <br />Defining Social Media <br />Scala! media primarily are Internet. and mobile -based tools for sharing and discussing <br />information, Social media MOS can post photos, video, aor►nent and post links to other <br />information to creat' content on any imaginable toplo. Sonaetimos this is referred to as "user - <br />generated content" or "consumer -generated media," <br />Social media tools Include; <br />• Social networking sites such as Facehoak, Linlcedin and MySpace, <br />• flogs, <br />• 'Mioroblags such as Twitter, <br />• Video sharing sites such as YouTube and 'Report, <br />• Photo sharing sites such as TwitPic and liilokr, <br />• Wikis, or shared encyclopedias wall as Wikipedia, <br />• RSS feeds, <br />• Mobile phone content uploaded to the Internet, and ever -emerging teohnologiaal tools. <br />How cities choose to use social media still is being pondered at the same time that developers aro <br />adding now tools, applications are merging, and favorites are emerging, It's exalting to watch, and <br />to consider the potential of all these tools to support the work of aides espeoially during tight <br />budgets, But to plunge in headlong without talking through the potential reasons and risks of using <br />social media is setting a city up for diffloulty down the road, <br />Social media, while accessible through the Internet, is generally thought of differently than a oity <br />website. A city website is the official voice of the city, and is recognized as such, Cities typically <br />assign website content development and posting duties to staff as part of their official Job duties. <br />Sometimes those duties include a supervisor's review of content before it is posted to the website. <br />Thig malarial ie provided as gonoral Information and Is not a substitute for legal advloe, <br />Cense your attorney for advloe aoncorning speOUlo situations, <br />145 UNIVERSITY AVE WEST reptant (651) 281»1200 Mxi (651) 2811299 <br />ST. ?AUL, MN 35103»2044 TOiL mum (800) 9251122 WDlsiwWWLMC,CRO <br />
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