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Social Media in Government: What Needs to Be Archived?

Posted on April 12, 2012

From Iron Mountain:

It seems as if every facet of government is reaching out and touching the public via social networks, blogs, email and other so-called Web 2.0 applications. And the public is touching back, making suggestions and submitting information.

Tagged FOI, FOIA, freedom of information, gov20, NARA, national archives, open government, web 2.0

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