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BlogWell social media case study: Disclosure Best Practices, presented by Andy Sernovitz

April 20, 2009

BlogWell New YorkBlogWell is the only conference where social media executives from large companies come together to share their case studies, offer practical how-to advice and answer your questions.

To hear case studies from Nokia, GE, Johnson & Johnson, Tyson Foods, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Coca-Cola, Microsoft, and Turner Broadcasting System at BlogWell New York, click here to register and learn more.

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Here’s the video of Andy Sernovitz’ BlogWell Chicago case study presentation, “Disclosure Best Practices,” in which Andy discusses how companies can effectively be transparent when engaging in social media.

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Tagged as: best practices, big business, Blog Council, BlogWell, case study, corporate, Disclosure, ethics, GasPedal, sernovitz, social media

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