Government Social Media Service Provider Update
In May of this year, the U.S. General Services Administration negotiated Terms Of Service (TOS) with several big social media providers. The goal was to arrive at a TOS federal agencies would be comfortable enough with to sign so each agency – and provider - would be spared from negotiating separate TOS agreements. The White House and GSA have now also negotiated Terms of Service agreements with nine additional social media providers:
Cooliris (video and picture browsing)
Dipity (multimedia timelines)
FriendFeed (social networking aggregator)
IdeaScale (voting and feedback)
MixedInk (collaborative writing)
Scribd (social publishing)
TubeMogul (video analytics and distribution)
TwitVid (video sharing)
Wikispaces (collaboration)
This brings the total number of agreements to 19, including previous agreements with AddThis, blip.tv, Facebook, Flickr, MySpace, Slideshare, Socrata (formerly Blist), Twitter, Vimeo, and YouTube.
You can read more about the Federal TOS agreements on Webcontent.gov.





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