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Adherence to privacy regulations.”. From print to digital. Transactional not strategic. “It’s It’s become much more transactional and less strategic in focus.”. Dynamic content and regulations. Less static content. Acting like a publisher. Crisis interrupted. More strategic questions arise due to changes in technology.
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It least it wasn’t in the print edition!”. The tone of some of the comments is abusive and even involve potential invasions of an employee’s privacy. Executive suite says something like, “Well, thank God! Early-to-Mid-2000s: Product manager calls, freaking out about commenters in a blog post on WayTooMuchTech.Com.
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