Hi everyone,
 
I would be interested in hearing responses to Melinda McCrary's social media policy question as well. I am working on a disaster plan for an institution and I am advising that the site create a social media policy for their staff, volunteers, and Board members to control the "message" that is sent during a disaster. I've never seen this addressed in any disaster plans or materials I have researched. Does anyone have such a policy - or thoughts on creating such a policy?  Thanks all!
 
Cathy Osterman
Curator/ Archivist
Northfield Historical Society
Northfield, MN
 
Date: Fri, 7 Jun 2013 06:37:34 -0700
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Subject: [MUSEUM-L] Social Media Policy for a small museum
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Hi Listers--

Does anyone have a social media policy for a small museum they are willing to share? 

I am happy to take the response off list on my personal email at [log in to unmask]

Thank you! 

Melinda McCrary
Executive Director
Richmond Museum of History

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