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SAS Global Forum 2012Social Media and NetworkingPaper 3032012SAS Social Media or, How I learned to love the Blog Christopher Battalion, Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, Ontario, Canada ABSTRACT Being

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303- SAS Social Media is a reporting form used by organizations to disclose their social media activities and related expenditures for compliance with state regulations.

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Organizations, including non-profits and political entities, that engage in social media advertising or influence public opinion through social media platforms are required to file 303- SAS Social Media.

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To fill out 303- SAS Social Media, organizations must provide details on their social media activities, expenditures, and links to the social media pages used for advocacy or outreach.

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The purpose of 303- SAS Social Media is to promote transparency and accountability regarding the use of social media for political and advocacy purposes.

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Information required on 303- SAS Social Media includes the type of social media platforms used, the nature of the activities, expenditures incurred, and any influence exerted on public opinion.