Federal Computer Week presents Steve Ressler, founder of GovLoop.com, in a recent eSeminar, where he discusses how government can create successful social-media initiatives.
Despite the social networks, blogs and crowd-sourcing platforms that comprise it, social media is not about tools and technology. Rather, it’s about the cultural shift catalyzed by social-media tools and technologies – a shift from a broadcast society to a collaboration society.
During the eSeminar, attendees learn about:
- The importance of understanding social media;
- The principles of a collaborative culture; and
- The unique cultural and technological barriers and challenges facing government agencies.
David Rapp, editor-in-chief of FCW and editorial director of 1105 Government Information Group, moderates the eSeminar.
All 1105 Government Information Group eSeminars are free of charge.
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Duration: 1 hour
David Rapp, Steve Ressler