Accounting: Social Media

Any organization worth its salt will have a Facebook presence.  Simply visit these pages and "like" the organization or publication. Then, regular updates will appear in your news stream.

Most of us use social media every day.  We keep up with friends, entertain ourselves, follow celebrities, or look to stay caught up on what's happening in the world.  It's important to realize that Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube aren't just ways to connect with friends.  We can use social media networks to find information for our courses as well.  In the business world, it's particularly important that you remain aware of market trends, emerging business strategies, and innovative technologies. 

If you have questions about any of the content, or about social media in general, please don't hesitate to contact a librarian at Carmichael.  You also might want to explore our other subject guides on interactions with social media.

"The Do's and Don'ts of Social Media for Business" by The Steel Method

The Business Twitter List includes many sources (blogs from mainstream media sources, independent organizations, and public intellectuals).  The list is constantly updated.

Some members of this list are: