As part of his Military Social Media and Digital Marketing course, Bruce Foster is be exposed to audio podcasting. Here he discusses some views the military have regarding Digitial Social engagement.

Its all about starting the conversation. We know that, but have you looked at some of the military twitter accounts? The language they tweet in is at best arrogant at worst downright obnoxious especially those who are trying to police (read control) military twitter users. Should we leave these military accounts to civilians to run, who to be honest don't know how to communicate with soldiers, airmen, sailors or marines? I mean when you see the twitter language used they cant be military personnel surely. Lets discuss.

Some updated news plus what's special about audio when choosing a delivery platform for messaging.

after a hiatus in the latter half of 2012 we are back, refocused and energised :)

on my way to the UK after talking at the NATO school in Oberammergau

your thoughts appreciated by tweet or DM to twitter.com/milsocial or mail [email protected]

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I catch up with former German army Public Affairs officer, Lt Col Peter Buch, to get his views on Social Media and the military

thoughts from the NATO school

a stimulating weekend in the UK with the Media Operations Group (Volunteers)