Posts Tagged social media

Handy Tips for Social Media Security

Posted on April 10, 2012 by

Via @José Francisco Simó on Pinterest. When you’re using social media every day it’s easy to become blasé about the risks posed by interacting online. This includes both personal risk and the risk to your brand or organisation. This graphic takes you through the types of social media attacks that have occurred over the last [...]

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Update: Your name in lights – see the stars!

Posted on February 10, 2011 by

We asked if you had photos (or other information) to contribute that would complement the current content and as a result get your name in lights. It turns out light bulbs have been very effective for this particular mission. We have been delighted with the response and impressed with your efforts!

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Your photo –> Your Name in Lights! Well, in bold lettering anyways…

Posted on January 25, 2011 by

The Kieran Gallery is not as complete as we’d like it to be and we thought you might be able to help. We know how much you love to date photos from our collection. It got us thinking that perhaps you also take photographs yourselves?

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Social media strategies for archives – what we learned

Posted on December 8, 2009 by

Last Friday, Fiona and I attended the workshop “Developing a social media strategy for archives” at the Thinkspace media lab in the Powerhouse Museum. Hosted by Joy Suliman of the Powerhouse Museum, in conjunction with the Collections Australia Network, we came away inspired and full of possibility.

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…and the Friday poll results are in

Posted on August 20, 2009 by

Our first Friday poll asked the question:
What is your social media platform of choice?

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Our first year on Flickr

Posted on June 12, 2009 by

Flickr has been our first foray into the fascinating world of Web 2.0. We set up a pro account in June 2008, with the aim of attracting a wider audience to State Records NSW by showcasing archival images and records in our collection. It was our introduction and, in part, a trial run of social [...]

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