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IBM Social Computing Guidelines

Buzz Marketing for Technology

In the spring of 2005, IBMers used a wiki to create a set of guidelines for all IBMers who wanted to blog. These guidelines aimed to provide helpful, practical advice—and also to protect both IBM bloggers and IBM itself, as the company sought to embrace the blogosphere. Respect copyright, fair use and financial disclosure laws.

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Harnessing the Force: How Lessons From Star Wars Can Elevate Your Blogging

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Ensure that you have clear terms and conditions on your blog that outline the ownership of your content and any limitations on its use. Copyright your original work to safeguard against unauthorized use or plagiarism. Encourage discussions, facilitate conversations, and respond to comments and inquiries promptly.

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Social Media Lawsuits Protect Yourself From Them | Guest Posts.

Convince & Convert

I hope Michael Lasky will take a look at your comments and provide some more insight – he’s the lawyer (I’m just the lowly marketer) and I have found him to be a fascinating source of information around these issues. Jay was generous in sharing his blog but he wasn’t going to give me that much room! Im Jay Baer.

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PB173: How to Use Quotes in Your Blog Content Legally and Ethically

ProBlogger

I used that quote in an article, and Bob Burg tweeted me the other day saying, “Thanks for quoting me” and began a conversation. Firstly, I would say there’s ethical reasons for it and legal requirements in some cases to give credit to those whose words and ideas you are using. That’s one way that you might use quotes.

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The Why, How and When of Using Quotations on Your Blog

ProBlogger

Most bloggers don’t use quotes. Their writing can become a bit of an echo-chamber: they’re constantly giving their own viewpoint, but without situating it within a broader conversation. Here’s where to go next: How to Use Quotes Effectively – and Legally. Many countries have a “ fair use ” policy covering these.

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PB173: How to Use Quotes in Your Blog Content Legally and Ethically

ProBlogger

I used that quote in an article, and Bob Burg tweeted me the other day saying, “Thanks for quoting me” and began a conversation. Firstly, I would say there’s ethical reasons for it and legal requirements in some cases to give credit to those whose words and ideas you are using. That’s one way that you might use quotes.

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