Stuff that keeps community managers awake at night

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    1. stuff that keeps community managers awake at night Robin Hamman Senior Community Producer also @ http://www.cybersoc.com
    2. user content, comment and community
      • message boards
      • comments (on blogs, articles, other content)
      • reviews
      • social networks
      • chat
      • audio/video/images (“citizen journalism”)
      • tags
    3. From Dan Hill's Social Life of a Broadcast http://www.cityofsound.com/blog/2004/07/ripples_or_the_.html
    4. From Dan Hill's Social Life of a Broadcast http://www.cityofsound.com/blog/2004/07/ripples_or_the_.html
    5. why bother?
      • increase life and potential reach of editorial proposition
      • community is sticky
      • gather audience feedback & data
      • increase transparency & accountability
      • use audience to inform journalism (eg. networked journalism)
      • create an active audience
      • “ someone said we had to had to add some interactivity”
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    6. obvious legal issues
      • defamation
      • copyright
      • contempt of court
      • data protection
    7. more legal issues
      • breach of privacy
      • harassment
      • when does call to action become a commission?
      • when does a duty of care arise?
      • protection of vulnerable people
      • incitement
      • hate speech; glorification of terrorism
      • SEC guidelines
      • ASA guidelines re: astroturfing
    8. Dominic Sparkes, Tempero - interview at http://www.cybersoc.com/2008/06/video-behind-th.html
    9. moderation vs hosting?
    10. experience shows…
      • user comment, content and community isn’t free and comes with many technical, editorial and legal risks
      • users always think their contributions are sensible & feel aggrieved when “censored”
      • house rules and active hosting keys to avoiding risk; moderation also helpful
      • but… some solicitors would argue that by taking an active role in community may increase exposure to liability (discuss!)
      • Robin Hamman
      • Senior Community Producer, BBC
      • … until Friday, then Senior Social Media Consultant at Headshift
      • blog @ http://www.cybersoc.com

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