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Corporate and non-profit social media policies: a content analysis (CROSBI ID 240353)

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Fudurić, Morana ; Mandelli, Andreina Corporate and non-profit social media policies: a content analysis // Tržište = Market : časopis za tržišnu teoriju i praksu, 29 (2017), 1; 7-22. doi: 10.22598/mt/2017.29.1.7

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Fudurić, Morana ; Mandelli, Andreina

engleski

Corporate and non-profit social media policies: a content analysis

Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to explore the characteristics of corporate and non-profit social media policies (SMP). Design/methodology/Approach: Content analysis was used to empirically examine corporate and non-profit social media policies that are publically available online. Findings and implications: The results indicate the majority of policies received average scores. Additionally, the research has shown there are no statistically significant differences between profit and non-profit policies. The research provides a framework to analyze organizational SMPs to reveal gaps and identify areas for improvement. Limitations: Only SMPs that are publically available online were used in content analysis. Also, the interpretation of the elements of competing values framework used in the analysis might lead to subjective results. Originality: To the best of our knowledge, this is one of the few papers that examines and compares corporate and non-profit SMPs.

Social media policies ; CVF ; non-profit organizations ; corporations

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29 (1)

2017.

7-22

objavljeno

0353-4790

1849-1383

10.22598/mt/2017.29.1.7

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