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The e-Policy Handbook: Rules and Best Practices to Safely Manage Your Company’s E-Mail, Blogs, Social Networking, and Other Electronic Communication Tools, Second Edition
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The e-Policy Handbook: Rules and Best Practices to Safely Manage Your Company’s E-Mail, Blogs, Social Networking, and Other Electronic Communication Tools, Second Edition

by Nancy Flynn
January 2009
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
304 pages
9h 41m
English
AMACOM
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Blog Policies and Best Practices 129
and what penalties await policy violators, up to and including termina-
tion.
Prohibit Anonymous Blogging
Do not allow employees to post anonymously by using pseudonyms or
fake screen names. Anonymity creates an atmosphere in which some
people might be tempted to write in an irresponsible, offensive, harass-
ing, defamatory, or otherwise inappropriate manner. It also runs
counter to the blogosphere’s honest and transparent nature.
If employees are writing about business on a business blog, they
should identify themselves as employees of the company. When employ-
ees write about business on personal blogs (strictly
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ISBN: 9780814410783