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Successful agencies share best practices on social media use in government

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By Alcatel-Lucent | Jan 23, 2012

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With the increasing adoption of social media, and pervasive mobile and broadband access by constituents, government agencies cannot afford to ignore the social media channels. This white paper discusses best practices from agencies that succeeded in taking full advantage of the new opportunities in the social media space.

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