70% of companies in Japan have no rules on social media conduct
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A survey found that most firms leave posts to individual judgment despite concern about information leaks and online conflicts.
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A survey showed that 68.8% of responding companies have no in-house guidelines on social media conduct, despite the risk that a post by an employee could undermine a company's credibility. | GETTY IMAGES
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