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Your guide to managing, improving and marketing UK public sector websites. For and overview, see the summary of requirements for standards compliance including timetables for implementation. The Digigov blog aims to share information and get feedback on digital policy across government. It seeks to stimulate debate around digital policy with other departments and agencies, government's digital suppliers, other bloggers, web developers, academics and the user community.

Social Media policies and guidelines

Does your organization have a formal policy regarding employee use of social media? Perhaps better asked, does your organization offer training, guidelines, and insights to help employees excel in new media on behalf of your business?

NetIKX's first seminar of 2012 was its 3rd on the theme of social media in so many years.  Previous seminars have explored whether social media should be taken seriously, and how social media could be used to achieve organisational goals and the implications for organisational IM / KM policies and strategies.

This 'Social Media in Government' guidance is made up of two documents: 'High-level Guidance' and 'Hands-on Toolbox'. The intent of the guidance is to encourage best practice social media use by government agencies, provide useful templates and tools for planning, and give an overview of the strengths, weaknesses, benefits and risks of this very important and rapidly growing toolset.

This site provides tools and resources to help you improve your organization's use of social media.

n the spring of 2005, IBMers used a wiki to create a set of guidelines for all IBMers who wanted to blog. These guidelines aimed to provide helpful, practical advice-and also to protect both IBM bloggers and IBM itself, as the company sought to embrace th