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Internet Marketing TV — Social Media and Operational Security for U.S. Army

Lt. Col. Kevin Arata, chief of social media for the U.S. Army, joins Internet Marketing TV this week at the Pentagon to talk about the importance of the Army’s use of social media and Operational Security.

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By Laurie Dunlop

June 18th, 2009 at 4:20 pm

Tagged with Facebook, Internet Marketing TV, Laurie Dunlop, Lt Col Kevin Arata, operational security, OPSEC, Pentagon, Twitter, U.S. Army social media, YouTube

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Dave Terpeny June 19th, 2009 at 1:07 pm | #

Congratulations Laurie, this is a great interview and very interesting. When I worked at the Defense Acquisition University at Ft. Belvoir in ’00 – ’02, social media didn’t much exist but OpSec was a concern. We did a lot of back and forth with the web security cell over at DISA. Very interesting to hear about the views around social media almost 10 years later!

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