Social Media Privacy: Personal and Professional

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Social Media

Privacy: Personal

and Professiona

lJanuary 17, 2011



How many of you . . .



Today1. Social media intro

2. Privacy nightmares

3. Protecting your privacy on Facebook and Twitter

4. Q & A



Social media introBasically, they are web sites where, for free, we can connect and interact with other people.

What makes social media different is that it is more than two-waycommunication.



Everybody here at the City is in marketing, whether you want to be or not.

Social media affects every employee here in some way. Our social media team is a critical part of our approach. But the rest us are equally important as well.



Our residents and the people looking for us online don’t care about the City structure.

If they find one of us on Twitter, Facebook, or leave a comment on our blog, they’re looking for a response from anyone who can help, regardless of what department that person is in or what someone’s official job title is.

Who can’t relate to this?



How does this affect us then?

Simple. We need to take the necessary steps to protect our families and our jobs by protecting our privacy on any social media sites we belong.



Social media nightmares









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But none of that could happen to us . . . right? Wrong.This is what social media told me about some of you.



Protecting Your Privacy on Facebook and Twitter



Before you set up your profile, know what you are going to share and with whom. It is never too late.





































If you are interested in learning more about Facebook Privacy Settings and actually

participating in a hands-on learning session, I am presenting a free workshop:

Facebook for BeginnersL.E. Phillips Memorial Public LibrarySaturday, February 12, 2011 • 10:15-

12:15reservations recommended

http://www.ecpubliclibrary.info/index.php



















Questions about privacy



Questions?This presentation can be found at:

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Social Media Privacy: Personal and Professional