Public Services Should Use Social Networks: Swedish Minister
November 6th, 2009 | 
Author: 
Swedish Minister for Local Government and Financial Markets Mats Odell told public service professionals from across Europe on Thursday that their authorities should step up the use of social networks like facebook and twitter. He made his comments during an address of a conference ahead of the 2009 European Public Sector Awards in Maastricht.
Duration : 0:1:2
Posted in social networks | 
Tags: 2009, Awards, EIPA, EPSA, facebook, Maastricht, Mats Odell, Netherlands, news, Odell, Public sector, Sweden, twitter, YouTube
@madbcc, yeah, i …
@madbcc, yeah, i got carried away im sorry about that.
whatever dude im at …
whatever dude im at fault for even answering u go go insult ur mother pal take care of ur unsolved psicological whatever have a nice life dont make me block u pls. bye
@madbcc again …
@madbcc again showing your a presumptious donkey !
Who said im anti euro ? Eh ? little donkey ? You know what your malfunction is, you think everything the european union says is right, your a fascism enabler, i question their motives and you act like a spastic and say “u guys just dont know what to make up” Dont cast me into one of your little retard groups. and lol @ “im not payed to put up” blah blah, grow up !
u the irrational …
u the irrational anti eures………. try to keep calm alright im not payed to put up w ur shit… good luck w whatever ur thing is
@madbcc , weh weh …
@madbcc , weh weh weh , lol
You know all !!
Example being “u guys” ?? Who the are “u guys” ye presumptiuos little donkey ??
lol i know so
lol i know so
@madbcc – ye think …
@madbcc – ye think so ?
lol u guys just …
lol u guys just dont know what to make up anymore………
lol, these retards …
lol, these retards are so far removed from the general public of any nation in europe they wouldnt last 2 seconds in such a forum, theyd be deleting comments, blocking and avoiding difficult questions, i wouldnt put it past them to set up fake accounts just to agree with everything they’ve said !! What a joke !
I think it’s silly. …
I think it’s silly. Public services need to be readily accessible online in user friendly formats, and social networks are not user friendly. And don’t get me started on the aggressive advertising on these commercial sites.