#communications policy

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Social Media Essentials at the 2013 Third Sector Expo

The Third Sector Expo is an annual conference and exhibition dedicated to the not-for-profit sector. Syneka Marketing has received regular coverage in Third Sector Magazine, providing editorial content over the past year. We were invited to speak at the 2013 Third Sector Expo. I discussed social media and marketing, outlining how an organisation needs to…

Social Media Essentials at the 2013 Third Sector Expo was originally published on Syneka Marketing

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Using Social Media for Recruiting Volunteers - Hume-Moreland Volunteer Coordinators' Network

The Hume-Moreland Volunteer Coordinators’ Network is a bi-monthly forum specifically designed for volunteer coordinators and managers for organisations within the Cities of Hume and Moreland. The forum covers a range of topics that are relevant to not-for-profit organisations, including associations that are entirely operated by volunteers. I was invited by Hume City Council to be…

Using Social Media for Recruiting Volunteers – Hume-Moreland Volunteer Coordinators’ Network was originally published on Syneka Marketing

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#npau TweetChat - Balancing work and personal use on social media

Connecting Up Australia is a not-for-profit organisation that aims to enhance the information technology capabilities of other community based not-for-profit organisations. Connecting Up hosts regular tweetchats to share knowledge between not-for-profit organisations on topics relevant to their use of social media, the Internet and Information Technology. A tweetchat is a conversation conducted via Tweeter, enabling…

#npau TweetChat – Balancing work and personal use on social media was originally published on Syneka Marketing

[thinkif]

An important take on sports (and sports media) financing--and how it intersects with our public communication policy. In short, if you pay for cable, you're paying for professional sports. Can't afford cable? Wondering why it costs so much, well part of it might have to do with with paying for professional sports and the media who cover them. All interesting aspects to explore in my upcoming Interactivity Foundation project on the Future of Sports in a Democratic Society.