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*''Mozilla Hosted'' - Mozilla announcements link to Mozilla-hosted supporting content, not to personal blogs. Personal blogs should not be hosted on the Mozilla infrastructure, unless it is a strategic communications channel (e.g. Mozilla executive blog) | *''Mozilla Hosted'' - Mozilla announcements link to Mozilla-hosted supporting content, not to personal blogs. Personal blogs should not be hosted on the Mozilla infrastructure, unless it is a strategic communications channel (e.g. Mozilla executive blog) | ||
*''Content Lead'' - Every multi-author blog has a dedicated Content Lead. The Content Lead decides whether or not a blog post has to be flagged or reviewed by the PR team. (*more details on Content Leads below*) | *''Content Lead'' - Every multi-author blog has a dedicated Content Lead. The Content Lead decides whether or not a blog post has to be flagged or reviewed by the PR team. (*more details on Content Leads below*) | ||
*''Review'' - The PR team should review any major announcement before it is posted, and may also support with a communications plan | *''Review'' - The PR team should review any major announcement before it is posted, and may also support with a communications plan. Key stakeholders should also be involved in the approval process for announcements that shape our strategy (a list of key stakeholders for each product area can be found here) | ||
*''Process for Creating a New Channel'' - [https://wiki.mozilla.org/One-Mozilla-Project/Documentation/Blog-Guidelines#Starting_a_New_Mozilla_Blog click here] | *''Process for Creating a New Channel'' - [https://wiki.mozilla.org/One-Mozilla-Project/Documentation/Blog-Guidelines#Starting_a_New_Mozilla_Blog click here] | ||