The following post is a 1:1 duplicate that I originally wrote for IR Web Report: COMPLIANCE risk is the most common reason given by IR professionals in Scandinavia to explain why they do not use social media for investor relations, and various discussions and events that have tackled the topic haven’t helped to give them [...]
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March 31st, 2011
NASDAQ OMX Nordic surveillance head discusses social media
Posted in investor relations, Social Media and IR 
Tags: Annika von Haartman, compliance, corporate blogs, Disclosure rules, Facebook, investor relations, Nasdaq OMX Nordic, Social media, Twitter, Web disclosure, YouTube
Tags: Annika von Haartman, compliance, corporate blogs, Disclosure rules, Facebook, investor relations, Nasdaq OMX Nordic, Social media, Twitter, Web disclosure, YouTubeJune 9th, 2010
Advice from Swedish IR pioneers in Social Media: ”Keep it simple”
Posted in investor relations, Social Media and IR Tags: corporate communication, Facebook, investor relations, SEO, Social media, Twitter, YouTube
Tags: corporate communication, Facebook, investor relations, SEO, Social media, Twitter, YouTubeTuesday June 8, I hosted a breakfast seminar in Stockholm on the theme “IR and Social media”. The seminar was organised in cooperation with Mikael Zillén from Box IR. View presentation (in Swedish) Sociala medier ur ett IR perspektiv sculptor-ir_boxir_100608 View more presentations from AnnicaStrahner. 30 Swedish IR professionals attended the seminar and several of [...]
March 25th, 2010
A winding maze of regulations? Social media and IR in the Nordics – Part 2
Posted in Social Media and IR Tags: corporate blogs, Dell, earnings call announcements, earnings release, Facebook, NIRI, Q4 Web Systems, regulations, SEC, Social media, Startuparmy, Twitter, YouTube
Tags: corporate blogs, Dell, earnings call announcements, earnings release, Facebook, NIRI, Q4 Web Systems, regulations, SEC, Social media, Startuparmy, Twitter, YouTubeWhen discussing IR and social media with Nordic IROs, they blame the maze of regulations and legal issues as the main reasons to why they not are implementing social media programs or corporate blogs. Instead of seeing a maze of regulations, I see the legal requirements as a GPS-function that sets the direction for embracing [...]
March 11th, 2010
Social media and IR in the Nordics – part 1
Posted in Social Media and IR Tags: Brunswick Group, Facebook, financial brand, investment decision, microblogging, NIRC 2009, on-line reporting, Qbrick, Regi, Social media, Twitter, YouTube
Tags: Brunswick Group, Facebook, financial brand, investment decision, microblogging, NIRC 2009, on-line reporting, Qbrick, Regi, Social media, Twitter, YouTubeEarlier this week, I attended a very interesting lunch seminar hosted by Regi and Qbrick about how Nordic companies use social media. Regi presented parts of the result from their Annual Survey, Årets Byrå 2009 where over 2 000 Swedish marketing directors have provided feedback about how and if they use social media. Only 6 [...]