TikTok responds to OAIC inquiries about tracking tool
The OAIC has received an ‘extensive response’ from TikTok as it considers an investigation into data harvesting by the social media platform.
25 March, 2024The OAIC has received an ‘extensive response’ from TikTok as it considers an investigation into data harvesting by the social media platform.
25 March, 2024The NSW Ombudsman has released a paper in response to the increasing activity of government departments, public sector agencies and local councils on social media.
4 July, 2023There’s room for councils to make more use of social media, research suggests.
13 November, 2019The ruling sets a new precedent for public servants.
7 August, 2019Public servants should be able to join the political debate even during the caretaker period, their union says.
29 April, 2019Queensland local councillors now have social media guidelines designed to protect them against themselves.
15 April, 2019Social media played a central role in how police responded to an unfolding stabbing attack.
7 March, 2019Governments are leveraging data insights from social media to quantify the urban life of suburbs, improve planning and boost tourism.
17 January, 2019Infrastructure, financial sustainability and health and safety are the greatest risks for local government, according to a new analysis that finds many councils are failing to adequately prepare.
5 June, 2018Citizen engagement with government has been transformed by social media. Social media has led to significant changes in the conversation between government and the general public. It is no longer one way. Previously people’s voices were heard only at the polling booths, but today the conversation is held in the open, and it’s transparent – […]
29 November, 2017Social media is now a major channel through which Australia’s government sector disseminates information. It is also increasingly important in other ways – as a way of measuring community reaction to government initiatives, for example. The ninth annual Social Media for Government Summit in Melbourne has heard from dozens of government speakers about how social […]
13 November, 2017The updated guide to social media use by Federal public servants has been released.
7 August, 2017Accusations of racism and snobbery.
9 May, 2017Ombudsman to investigate.
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