Dave Fleet

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The Power of Prebunking: Managing Disinformation in the Social Media Age

Dave Fleet

As I’ve done so, I’ve found teams grappling with an interesting tension as they manage these issues in today’s social media-driven information environment. One of the main reasons for this shift in approach is the fact that disinformation is often designed to go viral, and can spread rapidly through social networks.

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57 Social Media Policy Examples and Resources

Dave Fleet

Over time I’ve found myself doing more and more foundational work for organizations looking to dip their toes into social media. One of the key elements of this work, in my opinion, is creating a social media policy that fits well with the organization’s goals, culture and risk tolerance. Social Media Guidelines.

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Time To Evolve How We Target Social Media?

Dave Fleet

As social networks become more and more prevalent, we’re at the point now that almost every client brief appears to point, on its surface, to one of a few key networks. Using just a demographic rationale, you could propose similar social media campaigns for all of them. What do you think?

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Want to get better at social media? Ask “Why?”

Dave Fleet

Social media practitioners: want to get better at your job? Social media is still a shiny object to many people – companies still come at it with a focus on the shiny object rather than on what they really need. The conversation could go something like this: A: We need to be in social media.

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Earthquake: Canadians Turn to Social Media Instead of Diving for Cover

Dave Fleet

Once again, social media beat traditional media to the punch (as if this is news nowadays), although mainstream outlets were quick to report the news shortly thereafter. We did a little research on social media activity regarding the earthquake using Radian6. Yesterday afternoon at 1:41pm EDT, a 5.0

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Four theories on the declining trust in Canadian social media

Dave Fleet

One of the interesting notes in this year’s Canadian Trust Barometer results was that trust in social media has fallen over the last year. In fact, social media was the only one of the five media types we examined to experience a decline in trust. Meanwhile, trust in social media fell by six per cent.

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Trust (or Lack of it) and One-Way Social Media

Dave Fleet

One of the big emerging challenges right now is that, after a few years of PR agencies leading the way, we’re seeing advertising agencies throw their hats into the ring for social media in a serious way. They then layer that on top of social media which, while gaining in credibility, is still not credible as a source on its own.