By Tim Gibbon
This week may shed more light on how the government, and in turn the police, will manage social media in times of unrest. On Thursday, social network Facebook, microblogging service Twitter and Research in Motion (RIM)'s Blackberry are to meet the UK Home Office to discuss the riots in England.
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SMP interviews @mateoy about the Social Media Influence conference arriving next month by @socialinfluence #SMI13 http://t.co/lXOxiwgf8V
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