VA revamps its social media policy

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The Department of Veterans Affairs announced a new social media policy Tuesday that is meant to promote the secure use of sites such as Facebook and YouTube by the agency to better communicate with veterans.

"This isn't about using social media because it's cool or because it's a fad," said Brandon Friedman, VA director of online communications, in a news release announcing the policy. "It's about getting the right information to the right veteran at the right time. This policy sets us on a path toward changing how we talk — and listen — to vets."

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Howard Schneider 17 Aug, 2011

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