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Cyber Stalking, CDC Internet Posting Policies and more in the Social Media Security Podcast Ep. 10

Saturday, February 13th 2010 @ 9:46 AM (not yet rated)    post viewed 6262 times

In Episode 10 of the Social Media Security Podcast, Tom Eston and I discuss:

1- What is a SHMOOCON?
2- How Cyberstalking can result from inadvertent clicking on links and use of sites that contain geolocation technology
3- Some good Internet Posting policies for employees, published by the US Centers for Disease Control
4- Facebook's user interface redesign

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Group Administrator		ScottWright said on Friday, February 26th 2010 @ 6:52 AM:

I've had a number of requests for good examples of Internet Posting Policies for employees of enterprises. So, here's a link to the US Centers for Disease Control site, discussed in this episode of the Social Media Security podcast above.

http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/guidelines/?s_cid=tw_eh_78

Telstra - a company in Australia - is another organization that I've talked about, which has some really interesting and innovative policies and training materials for their staff. Here is a link to one of their interactive documents.

 http://www.exchange.telstra.com.au/training/flip.html

- Scott