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Fortress Strategic Communications provides specialized strategic public relations and crisis communications consulting to startup, medium and large companies that offer products, services, and solutions designed to manage and mitigate all types of risk. For more information please visit: www.fortresscomms.com Contact the CEO, Evan Bloom - info@fortresscomms.com or 315-744-4912

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Antarctic diplomacy hits another iceberg

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By Evan Bloom
| The Lowy Institute
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Ten Social Media Policy Failures Putting Organizations at Risk

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By Evan Bloom
| SecurityInfoWatch Verified
Managers require particular attention. They must understand how to apply policies fairly and proportionately and comply with the same standards that govern their own social media use. Poorly trained managers increase the risk of overreaction or excessive leniency. 4. Not Managing Violations Properly Muddies the Waters Effective enforcement requires a clear and documented process for identifying, reporting, investigating and resolving alleged violations.
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Can the Arctic Council overcome a 'governance vacuum' on its own?

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By Evan Bloom
| Arctic Today Verified
Lloyd Axworthy was Canada’s Foreign Minister when the Arctic Council was created in 1996, and he still takes an interest in the organization’s activities. In an article for Policy Magazine last week, Axworthy wrote that there is a “governance vacuum” in the Arctic. He attributed it mainly to recent U.S. policies that undercut multilateral institutions and seek control of Greenland – policies that tend to undermine the effectiveness of the region’s main diplomatic forum, the Arctic Council.
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