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Imagine this!
Instead of using Twitter, the employee launches their email client and EMAILS that same note to 1000 people, and those 1000 people forward it to two friends, and so on and so on... Email has more viral capability than the Twitter platform, so it's an even bigger risk.

Same problem, different technology.
Posted by: maggiefox   Posted on: 12/20/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Social Media Policy Time  Gavin Heaton | 12/19/07
What does that mean?  mkrigsman@... ZDNet Moderator | 12/19/07
Forms of media  Gavin Heaton | 12/19/07
Is that practical?  mkrigsman@... ZDNet Moderator | 12/19/07
RE: Twitter is dangerous  ekivemark | 12/19/07
Thanks for the explanation  mkrigsman@... ZDNet Moderator | 12/19/07
RE: Twitter is dangerous  despil | 12/20/07
Imagine this!  maggiefox | 12/20/07
Far easier to unknowingly release info with Twitter  mkrigsman@... ZDNet Moderator | 12/20/07
RE: Twitter is dangerous  jfp | 12/20/07
RE: Twitter is dangerous  rcoleman@... | 12/20/07
Why do so many organizations block IM  mkrigsman@... ZDNet Moderator | 12/20/07
other risks  Erik Engbrecht | 12/20/07
Depends on your outlook  sarcofer | 12/20/07
The only way to stop it  professordnm | 12/20/07
Twitter: Over-caffeinated  kckn4fun | 12/20/07
You're missing something  mkrigsman@... ZDNet Moderator | 12/20/07
US Gov Policy  007baf | 12/20/07
RE: Twitter is dangerous  jreesnc | 12/21/07
RE: Twitter is dangerous  ekistics22 | 12/21/07
User awareness  wellduh | 12/21/07
Examples  wellduh | 12/21/07
RE: Twitter is dangerous  wellduh | 12/21/07
Important distinction  mkrigsman@... ZDNet Moderator | 12/22/07

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