It was released in 2015, in a request filed by The Black Vault.

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NRO Social Media Startup, Decision Brief – August 7, 2014 [11 Pages, 1.5MB]

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In February of 2015, I requested the “social media strategy” from the Department of State.

In December of 2017, they released 26 separate documents which I have combined into a single PDF for download below.

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Social Media Strategy Documents, Department of State – Requested 2015 – Released December 2017 [198 Pages, 21.9MB]

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In the complex and ever-changing arena of social media, this document was created to outline OCC’s vision and guiding principles on social media strategy giving communicators direction and guidance to ensure synchronized DIA goals, while maintaining the agility and freedom to make the tactical communication decisions needed for social media.

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 Defense Intelligence Agency, Social Media Vision and Guiding Principles, August 2017 – February 2018 [12 Pages, 1.9MB]

https://documents.theblackvault.com/documents/dia/dia-socialmedia-2018.pdf

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Use of social media has become prevalent among Federal executive branch employees and agencies. The U.S. Office of Government Ethics (OGE) is aware that agency ethics officials have an interest in understanding how the Standards of Ethical Conduct for Executive Branch Employees (Standards of Conduct), 5 C.F.R. part 2635, apply to the use of social media. This interest is reflected in the increased volume of questions that OGE receives from various agencies seeking advice in this area.

As an initial matter, the Standards of Conduct do not prohibit executive branch employees from establishing and maintaining personal social media accounts. As in any other context, however, employees must ensure that their social media activities comply with the Standards of Conduct and other applicable laws, including agency supplemental regulations and agency-specific policies. To assist employees and agency ethics officials in this endeavor, OGE is providing the following guidance regarding issues that agency ethics official have frequently raised concerning employees’ obligations under the Standards of Conduct when using social media.

 The Standards of Conduct as Applied to Personal Social Media Use for Office of Government Ethics (OGE) Employees [36 Pages, 3.2MB]

https://documents.theblackvault.com/documents/oge/OGESocialMedia.pdf

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