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Warning: Fake AI Profiles May Sabotage Your Library’s Social Media Engagement

Super Library Marketing

Watch this video now #LibraryMarketingShow, episode 278 I have a warning about how artificial intelligence may impact the performance of your social media platform metrics. You can also follow me on the following social media platforms: YouTube LinkedIn Bluesky Instagram TikTok Goodreads

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How One Library Marketer Played an April Fools’ Prank On Her Community… and Got Incredible Reach on Social Media!

Super Library Marketing

My goal with our April Fools’ pranks has always been to show the library as a fun and innovative place and to get attention on social media.” The social media posts garner a lot of comments. You can also follow me on the following social media platforms: YouTube Instagram Goodreads LinkedIn TikTok

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2024 elections meet social media – How local governments can stay ahead

American City & Country

Social media is a critical aspect of the 2024 election in different ways from years prior. adults saying they at least sometimes get news via social media, according to a 2023 Pew Research Center survey. Social media is a tool that can shape public perception, and if done correctly, it can be a source of truth.

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Disaster Zone Podcast: ‘Use of Social Media in Disasters’

Disaster Zone blog

What is keeping you from using the power of social media?

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Disaster Zone Podcast: ‘Emergency Management’s Use of Social Media’

Disaster Zone blog

What are you doing with technology in general and social media in particular?

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What is social media?

McKinsey Public & Social Sector Insights

Social media comprises the applications and websites that allow people to interact with other users, businesses, communities, and content.

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Supreme Court clarifies when public officials can block citizens on social media

GCN

The Supreme Court unanimously found in a pair of cases that whether a government official can block a constituent on their personal social media account hinges on if a post is a state action or is private conduct.