I prepared this presentation in January, 2010 as a means for convincing the leadership of the Georgia National Guard that, not only are social media valuable, but that NGB had already been capitalizing on them.
The content of this presentation aims at showing "technology immigrants" what the mysterious world of social media is all about, and how it was/is providing tangible benefit to NGB’s public affairs outreach.
*Slide 18 looks muddled because it's layered - as the presentation is meant to be clicked-through (text bubble by text bubble...)
Secure your environment with UiPath and CyberArk technologies - Session 1
How the National Guard is using social media
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3. Twitter: a “microblogging” service where users frequently “follow” friends as a means for aggregating news, links and information
4. YouTube: the foremost online service for uploading and sharing videos. Users can subscribe to “channels,” and “add friends”
5. MySpace: a social networking site known mostly for its multimedia functions and customizability, which make it uniquely suited as a multimedia aggregate
7. Digg: the premier social bookmarking service that allows users to create accounts and “digg” stories they like – the more “diggs” a story gets, the more exposure it gets through the website