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El. knyga: Manage Your Online Reputation

  • Formatas: 184 pages
  • Serija: Law/Computer & Internet
  • Išleidimo metai: 15-Apr-2012
  • Leidėjas: Self-Counsel Press
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781770408623
  • Formatas: 184 pages
  • Serija: Law/Computer & Internet
  • Išleidimo metai: 15-Apr-2012
  • Leidėjas: Self-Counsel Press
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781770408623

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The proliferation of blogs and social media sites is making online reputation management a very hot topic. Yet most people do not understand how to protect and manage their online identity! This ready-to-use manual will teach businesses, families, and individuals how to proactively manage what is said about them online. Author Tony Wilson covers the basics of online reputation management, provides relevant examples and easy-to-follow steps that individuals can take to build, manage and protect their online identity.
Introduction xiii
1 An Overview of Social Media
1(8)
1 Networking Sites
2(1)
2 Video Sharing
3(2)
3 Cell Phones and Texting
5(1)
4 Twitter
6(1)
5 Social Media Is Here to Stay
7(2)
2 Managing Your Reputation
9(6)
3 Why Reputation Management Is Important
15(24)
1 Damaged Reputations
18(7)
1.1 A Tiger by the tail
18(3)
1.2 Other damaging scandals
21(4)
2 Case Studies
25(14)
2.1 Case Study 1: United Airlines
25(2)
2.2 Case Study 2: Domino's Pizza
27(4)
2.3 Case Study 3: The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)
31(2)
2.4 Case Study 4: The teachers and the pep rally
33(1)
2.5 Case Study 5: Ed Hardy
34(1)
2.6 Case Study 6: Asleep at the switch
35(1)
2.7 Case Study 7: The candidate
35(1)
2.8 Case Study 8: The Russian policeman and YouTube
36(3)
4 A Lesson in Branding and Reputation Management
39(14)
1 Places Consumers Search Online for Reviews
40(2)
2 What Is a "Brand," and Why Is It Important?
42(4)
3 Brands Aren't Trademarks
46(1)
4 Copyright
47(6)
4.1 How copyright may affect you or your business
50(3)
5 The Apology: Sometimes You Have to Say You're Sorry, and Mean It
53(8)
1 Accepting Responsibility
54(2)
2 Sincere Apologies
56(5)
6 Your Right to Privacy and the Protection of Your Personal Information
61(20)
1 Privacy
63(8)
1.1 Privacy laws
64(3)
1.2 The United States' approach to personal information
67(1)
1.3 Personal information in Canada
68(2)
1.4 The United Kingdom's approach to personal information
70(1)
2 Canada versus Facebook
71(2)
3 Defamation
73(5)
3.1 Anonymity doesn't exist online
76(2)
4 Lawyers May Gain Access to Your Facebook Account
78(2)
5 Social Media and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
80(1)
7 Teenagers Sexting, Cyberbullying, and Academic Dishonesty
81(12)
1 Sexting
81(5)
1.1 Serious legal and social consequences
84(2)
2 Cyberbullying
86(3)
3 Academic Dishonesty
89(4)
3.1 How to prevent academic dishonesty
91(2)
8 The Dangers of Metadata
93(8)
1 Digital Images
93(3)
2 Word Documents
96(5)
9 Reputation Management, Social Media, and Your Business
101(20)
1 Why Social Media Is Important for Your Business
103(1)
2 The Importance of Setting Social Media Policies for Your Business
104(4)
3 Social Media and Internet Policies for Employees at Home
108(5)
4 Monitor What Is Said about Your Business
113(8)
4.1 Be aware of your identity, and who may be using it
118(3)
10 Social Media Campaigns
121(4)
1 Try to Be Your Customers' Friend
121(1)
2 Find True Believers
122(1)
3 Dedication and Commitment
122(1)
4 Consider Using Different Types of Social Media
123(1)
5 Don't Ignore What Your Customers Are Saying
123(1)
6 Monitor Your Influence on Twitter
123(1)
7 Monitor Conversations
124(1)
8 Things Change So Be There When They Do
124(1)
11 Understanding Privacy Policies on Social Media Sites
125(20)
1 Facebook's Privacy Policy
127(9)
1.1 Facebook's statement of rights and responsibilities
129(1)
1.2 Facebook and minors
130(1)
1.3 Facebook's copyright and intellectual property infringement policies
131(1)
1.4 Tagging
131(1)
1.5 Protecting yourself on Facebook
132(1)
1.6 Places
133(1)
1.7 Improper content on Facebook
134(1)
1.8 Facebook and the legal realm
135(1)
1.9 Facebook safety and privacy advice
136(1)
2 YouTube's Privacy Policy
136(4)
2.1 YouTube community guidelines
137(1)
2.2 YouTube and copyright infringement
138(1)
2.3 Improper content policy on YouTube
138(1)
2.4 Protecting yourself on YouTube
139(1)
2.5 YouTube and minors
139(1)
3 Protecting Yourself Online Generally
140(5)
3.1 Privacy breach
141(1)
3.2 Someone is pretending to be me
142(1)
3.3 When do you get a lawyer?
142(3)
12 Resources and Interesting Facts
145
1 Never Underestimate the Power of Social Networks and Social Contagion
145(2)
2 Every Cell Phone Is a Camera and Every Microphone Is Live
147(3)
3 All Facebook
150(4)
3.1 Other resources
153(1)
4 Don't Make Death Threats on Facebook
154(1)
5 A Different Approach: A Wild Reputation Can Be Good for a Company!
155(1)
6 You Can Only Have 150 Friends
156(1)
7 Barack Obama Says, "Watch What You Say on Facebook"
156(1)
8 Top Ten Mistakes Lawyers Make with Social Media
157
Samples
1 Technology Use Policy
109(2)
2 Basic Social Media Policy
111