Opportunities not taken is particularly interesting, as it highlights areas for improvement. It says that councillors and officers tend to face cultural, rather than technical barriers to using social media. Some councils still lack a clear social media policy for councillors or officers, either in a personal or professional capacity. Many councils routinely block access to social networking sites on their computers. The guide suggests ways for councillors to hold their councils to account over their social media approach.
The site also features a video of Lib Dem Councillor for Redlands (and 2009 LDV Blog of the Year shortlistee for her use of social media) Daisy Benson explaining why she uses social media:
Roland @Peter Martin - " but it does raise the question of why there is so little UK involvement in the sector."
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David Raw @ David Warren You write approvingly, "we also need to highlight reforms that are needed to make unions truly democratic. The Tories passed legislation in the ...
David Warren I have been a trade union member since 1980 and for 20 years was a full time representative of the postal workers union CWU.
Yes Liberals do need to relate m...
Peter Chambers Paul, thanks for this incisive piece on the relationship between the Labour Party and the privation of state provision in the UK. I agree with much of what you ...
Carl Pierce Sam - Your not alone. Ill be ashamed if my party treats you unfairly....
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Gord lord, really?
At least it says “Using social media costs nothing more than time”, meaning it’s a step up from ALDC’s claims that it’s free 😉