Tris Hussey
Writer, photographer, educator, and Internet Rogue. I help people make sense of and manage social media and web 2.0.
Watch for my book Create Your Own Blog in January 2010!
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Seven Reasons You Should Care About Disclosure on Twitter | davefleet.com
From my perspective, I don’t think it matters if you’re being paid to talk about a client, if you’re just doing it yourself or even if you’re writing about a client’s competitor (a risky task). Either way, trust and relationships you’ve developed online are at play.
via davefleet.com
The rules never change. You need to be transparent about bias now or you're toast.
