Police use of social networking sites
Update
“‘Mmmmm doughnuts’ — Tayside Police defend Twitter efforts despite chequered start” Courier
Following posted on 29.10.12
“Campaigners’ fear as every cop gets smartphone in twitter drive” Scottish Sun
Following posted on 6.8.12
“Human rights and the law on snooping” Herald
“Police develop technology to monitor social networks” Herald
Following posted on 1.6.12
“Police force allows comments and ‘likes’ on Facebook page about Andy Coulson arrest” Telegraph
Following posted on 25.4.12
“Police officers set to tweet on the beat with own Twitter accounts” STV
“Strathclyde Police tells more than 130 cops to tweet from the beat” The Firm Magazine
Following posted on 3.6.11
“Call to have more police on the tweet” Herald
Following posted on 17.1.11
“Tayside police officers to tweet on the beat” Courier
Following posted on 2.12.10
“Northern Constabulary using social networking sites” BBC
“Police launch social networking service” Press and Journal
Press release
“Northern Constabulary officially launches its Facebook and Twitter pages” Northern Constabulary
See also
DCC Gordon Scobbie, Tayside Police and ACPO lead on Social Media, on social media and policing (YouTube)
http://twitter.com/NorthernPolice
http://www.facebook.com/northern.constabulary
http://www.youtube.com/NorthernConstabulary

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