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Nick Reynolds Nick Reynolds | 13:45 UK time, Thursday, 14 July 2011

Regular readers will be interested in this blog post published today on the Editors blog at Â鶹Éç News.

Chris Hamilton (Social Media Editor, Â鶹Éç News) writes:

"The guidance is based on common sense, the section on personal activity starting with the phrase: "Don't do anything stupid". It goes on to say - among other things - that you shouldn't say anything that compromises your impartiality or sound off "in an openly partisan way".

Read more and comment at the Editors blog at Â鶹Éç News.

Nick Reynolds is Social Media Executive, Â鶹Éç Online

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