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Is Social Media a Threat or Can It Be a Trusted Agent?

Ward et al., 2016

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16846770881249196862
Author
Ward W
Cole-Miller K
Fruhling A
Dempsey-Cooper K
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Information Warfare

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There is a prevailing belief within the United States Department of Defense (DOD) that social media is a threat to national security, leading to restrictions in workplace use of social-media applications. However, instead of dismissing social media as a threat, leaders should be …
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