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	<title>Comments on: Food tampering and political smear campaigns: Dominos and Labour Government online</title>
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		<title>By: Marie Najjar</title>
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		<dc:creator>Marie Najjar</dc:creator>
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		<description>Yes, we are obsessed aren’t we?  But for a reason – social media is a pretty big deal. I see it as a shift in power...  

The employee, the consumer, the individual - has enormous power now.  We have the power to independently reach large audiences, without any need for a ‘gatekeeper’, with rich content, easily, quickly, freely and even anonymously!  

When have we ever had this liberty before?  

Also, I don’t think corporates can paint over their ‘shoddy and unethical practices’ with social media.  If anything social media to a corporate is like a mirror that reflects their behaviour to every corner of the world in a millisecond.  In fact – because of social media, I reckon they’re more exposed / vulnerable than ever before.  
My view is that it’s up to a company if it wants to actively use social media or not.  I mean, some companies use advertising, some prefer just pr, some don’t believe in direct mail.  But one thing that no corporate can ignore is that social media can have a significant impact on reputation.  And that the only way to control (well, manage) this from a corporate perspective is to ensure the company behaves and interacts ethically and responsibly with employees, customers, society &amp; the environment.</description>
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<p>The employee, the consumer, the individual &#8211; has enormous power now.  We have the power to independently reach large audiences, without any need for a ‘gatekeeper’, with rich content, easily, quickly, freely and even anonymously!  </p>
<p>When have we ever had this liberty before?  </p>
<p>Also, I don’t think corporates can paint over their ‘shoddy and unethical practices’ with social media.  If anything social media to a corporate is like a mirror that reflects their behaviour to every corner of the world in a millisecond.  In fact – because of social media, I reckon they’re more exposed / vulnerable than ever before.<br />
My view is that it’s up to a company if it wants to actively use social media or not.  I mean, some companies use advertising, some prefer just pr, some don’t believe in direct mail.  But one thing that no corporate can ignore is that social media can have a significant impact on reputation.  And that the only way to control (well, manage) this from a corporate perspective is to ensure the company behaves and interacts ethically and responsibly with employees, customers, society &amp; the environment.</p>
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