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]]> By: Marcus Silva http://www.mmihouston.com/2009/09/front-lines-social-media1/#comment-3 Marcus Silva Fri, 11 Sep 2009 22:23:56 +0000 http://www.mmihouston.com.php5-4.dfw1-1.websitetestlink.com/?p=14#comment-3 I think the military need social media - not only does social media spark interaction, networking, teamwork, and communication, information is relayed through various means, and heavy online presence of what our military is doing and what it tries to promote is heard better. The communication isn't one sided, and it is not simply about recruiting. It is about communicating your message to the United States and the entire world. The fact that interaction and communication is key makes the military more approachable and respectable (not saying that it isn't already). However, social media just pushes that boundary even more so and reaches out to the hands of the audiences. We too have embraced social media on our website: http://www.realmilitarynetwork.com - with our online community and myspace: www.myspace.com/realmilitarynetwork and twitter.com/realmilitary accounts. Thanks for sharing your thoughts in this article. I think the military need social media – not only does social media spark interaction, networking, teamwork, and communication, information is relayed through various means, and heavy online presence of what our military is doing and what it tries to promote is heard better. The communication isn’t one sided, and it is not simply about recruiting. It is about communicating your message to the United States and the entire world. The fact that interaction and communication is key makes the military more approachable and respectable (not saying that it isn’t already).

However, social media just pushes that boundary even more so and reaches out to the hands of the audiences.

We too have embraced social media on our website:
http://www.realmilitarynetwork.com – with our online community and myspace: http://www.myspace.com/realmilitarynetwork and twitter.com/realmilitary accounts.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts in this article.

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