"Recently, the number of Member offices adopting social media as an official communications
tool has increased. With the increased use of social media accounts for official representational
duties, the House has adopted policies and regulations regarding the creation, content, and use of
third-party social media services. This report answers several questions about the regulation of
social media accounts in the House of Representatives
• How does the House define social media?
• How are social media accounts regulated in the House?
• What makes a social media account an official resource?
• Can Members use official funds for social media?
• Is some content prohibited on official social media accounts?
• Do the mass communications regulations apply to social media?..."
Social Media and House of Representatives
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