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The dangers of the social web scene are no longer confined to celebrities sending out tweets without thinking. Soldiers now face the risk that their latest tweet, comment or check-in could affect the rule of law and, at its most extreme, could cost lives. The Ministry of Defence is taking a huge leap into the […]
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It was only two years ago when David Cameron said he wasn’t on Twitter because he thought too many tweets “might make a twat”. How things have changed. Westminster has moved with the times and embraced a variety of social media platforms, with Number 10 now having its own pages on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. […]
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As a PR consultant, I’m naturally aware of the priceless opportunities that social media opens up. As a mother of three, I’m also acutely conscious of the more sinister aspects of the technology that’s now available to kids at the touch of a button. Last week, the eight-year-old daughter of a good friend innocently answered […]
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Well, well, well. The election battle continues with Sky News’ Adam Boulton becoming the latest person to publically engage in a round of fisty cuffs. The YouTube video of Boulton venting his frustrations towards Alistair Campbell has already racked up a whopping 207,000 views. The editor was clearly allowing his own political persuasion to affect […]
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