Strategies to apply social network services for government agencies

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The document discusses strategies for government agencies to apply social network services efficiently. It suggests determining goals for social media use, choosing tools to meet those goals, creating professional profiles and content to engage constituents, and establishing a schedule to implement and evaluate social media strategies. The overall aim is to provide guidance for government agencies on leveraging social networks to benefit their operations.

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7. Problems of using social network service.

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