FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate doesn’t pretend to be the biggest proponent of social media or even technology in general. “I don’t care about the technology, what I care about is what people use to communicate, the information they share and …
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FEMA’s Fugate says Social Media is Valuable, but ‘No Tweet Stops the Bleeding’
By Leischen Stelter on February 16, 2012 in Emergency Management, Emerging Issues in Law Enforcement, Situational Awareness, Social Media
Bridging the Border: The Impact of Social Media for Agencies Around the World
By Leischen Stelter on February 15, 2012 in Education, Emerging Issues in Law Enforcement, Law Enforcement, Law Enforcement Partnerships, Social Media, Training Opportunities
The social media revolution, or evolution, has taken off in Canada, particularly within law enforcement agencies. As an observer, and active participant in social media, it has become apparent that one of the benefits of embracing social media in Canada …
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- Tennessee Joins Growing Number of States Arming Probation and Parole Officers May 16, 2013
- Emergency and Disaster Management Leadership May 15, 2013
- Making the Grade: Skills to be a Successful Emergency and Disaster Management Student May 9, 2013
- Take Aim: Are 3D-Printed Guns a Public Safety Concern? May 6, 2013
- The Benefits of Diverse Backgrounds in the Field of Emergency Management: A Medical Perspective May 3, 2013




