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Social Media in Government

At this point, there are thousands of examples of government experimenting with social media. Some organizations have successfully blended the right elements to achieve an ideal balance of information, inspiration and interaction. Others have seen their attempts blow up in the lab. What’s the difference between experiments that result in innovative breakthroughs in citizen engagement or collegial collaboration versus those that fail or fizzle? GovLoop’s resources will help you fully leverage social media to transform your agency.

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