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New technologies provide P&G with unique opportunities to engage consumers, stakeholders and employees through the use of a wide variety of social media. Our Global Social Media policy outlines principles for its responsible use by employees and partners, ensuring we protect consumers, stakeholders and P&G.


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MT @McFanesto: LOL @ProcterGamble: Have you seen this? @OldSpice crashing into other brands' commercials http://t.co/FEshL6c5 via @Adweek-3 hours 29 min ago
Vicks® NyQuil® and Vicks DayQuil® Reveal the NFL Player Least Likely to Take a Sick Day on Super Bowl XLVI: Vick... http://t.co/c3tndgGL-5 hours 30 min ago
RT @GuyKawasaki: The softer, fluffier side of Old Spice [video] http://t.co/dRIKY8lp-14 hours 38 min ago
Have you seen this yet? @OldSpice is crashing into other brands' commercials: http://t.co/FEshL6c5 via @Adweek-21 hours 35 min ago
Gearing up for the Super Bowl? So are we! Here's an inside look: http://t.co/ma0tanFt @Downy #Touchdowny @HSforMen #SB46-1 day 37 min ago

Procter & Gamble
Downy
Only 3 more days until Super Bowl Sunday. Don’t forget to follow @Downy on Twitter for your chance to win an Unstopable NFL Fan Package and a full size bottle of Downy Unstopables.
about 1 day 9 hours ago
Kimberly Yancey Pierce
share it on your wall about the inhumane abuse they put the poor creatures through, I did, & have encouraged all my friends to do the same!
about 13 hours 3 min ago
Kimberly Yancey Pierce
Every year over 100 million animals are used for testing, most of them are rats and mice, but they also use dogs, cats, rabbits and chimpanzees. Animals are usually kept in dark, sad spaces, in isolation and in tiny cages. They suffer greatly from loneliness, boredom and lack of love. Animals like chimpanzees are injected with HIV, or various other human diseases, and then given various potentially painful treatments. Oftentimes corporations are testing cosmetics and household products on the animals. NOT life saving drugs! Humans force them to eat the toxic products, spray them in their eyes and put them on their skin. For example, dogs are force fed pesticides and rabbits have corrosive chemicals rubbed into their skin and eyes. Dogs are set on fire for the purpose of 3rd degree burn product research. The results are misleading. Most of these animals aren’t even genetically close to us! Products that work great on a chimpanzee can still be, and have proven to be, dangerous for humans. Companies like Johnson & Johnson, who own Band-Aid and Aveeno, and Procter & Gamble test on animals.
about 12 hours 41 min ago
Procter & Gamble
New video in the proctergamble YouTube channel
about 3 days 3 hours ago
Edecanes Mty
LIKE!
about 2 days 13 hours ago
Kimberly Yancey Pierce
Every year over 100 million animals are used for testing, most of them are rats and mice, but they also use dogs, cats, rabbits and chimpanzees. Animals are usually kept in dark, sad spaces, in isolation and in tiny cages. They suffer greatly from loneliness, boredom and lack of love. Animals like chimpanzees are injected with HIV, or various other human diseases, and then given various potentially painful treatments. Oftentimes corporations are testing cosmetics and household products on the animals. NOT life saving drugs! Humans force them to eat the toxic products, spray them in their eyes and put them on their skin. For example, dogs are force fed pesticides and rabbits have corrosive chemicals rubbed into their skin and eyes. Dogs are set on fire for the purpose of 3rd degree burn product research. The results are misleading. Most of these animals aren’t even genetically close to us! Products that work great on a chimpanzee can still be, and have proven to be, dangerous for humans. Companies like Johnson & Johnson, who own Band-Aid and Aveeno, and Procter & Gamble test on animals.
about 12 hours 41 min ago
Procter & Gamble
Black History Month begins this Wednesday, February 1st!
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about 3 days 9 hours ago
Kimberly Yancey Pierce
Every year over 100 million animals are used for testing, most of them are rats and mice, but they also use dogs, cats, rabbits and chimpanzees. Animals are usually kept in dark, sad spaces, in isolation and in tiny cages. They suffer greatly from loneliness, boredom and lack of love. Animals like chimpanzees are injected with HIV, or various other human diseases, and then given various potentially painful treatments. Oftentimes corporations are testing cosmetics and household products on the animals. NOT life saving drugs! Humans force them to eat the toxic products, spray them in their eyes and put them on their skin. For example, dogs are force fed pesticides and rabbits have corrosive chemicals rubbed into their skin and eyes. Dogs are set on fire for the purpose of 3rd degree burn product research. The results are misleading. Most of these animals aren’t even genetically close to us! Products that work great on a chimpanzee can still be, and have proven to be, dangerous for humans. Companies like Johnson & Johnson, who own Band-Aid and Aveeno, and Procter & Gamble test on animals.
about 12 hours 43 min ago
Procter & Gamble
Mean Joe Greene + Amy Sedaris Downy Super Bowl Sunday Commercial
downy.thismoment.com
about 3 days 10 hours ago
Kimberly Yancey Pierce
Every year over 100 million animals are used for testing, most of them are rats and mice, but they also use dogs, cats, rabbits and chimpanzees. Animals are usually kept in dark, sad spaces, in isolation and in tiny cages. They suffer greatly from loneliness, boredom and lack of love. Animals like chimpanzees are injected with HIV, or various other human diseases, and then given various potentially painful treatments. Oftentimes corporations are testing cosmetics and household products on the animals. NOT life saving drugs! Humans force them to eat the toxic products, spray them in their eyes and put them on their skin. For example, dogs are force fed pesticides and rabbits have corrosive chemicals rubbed into their skin and eyes. Dogs are set on fire for the purpose of 3rd degree burn product research. The results are misleading. Most of these animals aren’t even genetically close to us! Products that work great on a chimpanzee can still be, and have proven to be, dangerous for humans. Companies like Johnson & Johnson, who own Band-Aid and Aveeno, and Procter & Gamble test on animals.
about 12 hours 41 min ago
Kimberly Yancey Pierce
Every year over 100 million animals are used for testing, most of them are rats and mice, but they also use dogs, cats, rabbits and chimpanzees. Animals are usually kept in dark, sad spaces, in isolation and in tiny cages. They suffer greatly from loneliness, boredom and lack of love. Animals like chimpanzees are injected with HIV, or various other human diseases, and then given various potentially painful treatments. Oftentimes corporations are testing cosmetics and household products on the animals. NOT life saving drugs! Humans force them to eat the toxic products, spray them in their eyes and put them on their skin. For example, dogs are force fed pesticides and rabbits have corrosive chemicals rubbed into their skin and eyes. Dogs are set on fire for the purpose of 3rd degree burn product research. The results are misleading. Most of these animals aren’t even genetically close to us! Products that work great on a chimpanzee can still be, and have proven to be, dangerous for humans. Companies like Johnson & Johnson, who own Band-Aid and Aveeno, and Procter & Gamble test on animals.
about 12 hours 39 min ago
Procter & Gamble
New video in the proctergamble YouTube channel
about 4 days 1 hour ago
Carlos Padilla Oliva
I can still remember the damages and the strong commitment of our people at that time to get the P&G Mexico City soap plant (Talisman) back into operation after the earthquakes of September 1985 (8.2 and 7.5). We also helped the city by sending several crews to rescue survivors from fallen buildings. I will always be proud of proud of being there at that time!
about 3 days 16 hours ago
Kimberly Yancey Pierce
Every year over 100 million animals are used for testing, most of them are rats and mice, but they also use dogs, cats, rabbits and chimpanzees. Animals are usually kept in dark, sad spaces, in isolation and in tiny cages. They suffer greatly from loneliness, boredom and lack of love. Animals like chimpanzees are injected with HIV, or various other human diseases, and then given various potentially painful treatments. Oftentimes corporations are testing cosmetics and household products on the animals. NOT life saving drugs! Humans force them to eat the toxic products, spray them in their eyes and put them on their skin. For example, dogs are force fed pesticides and rabbits have corrosive chemicals rubbed into their skin and eyes. Dogs are set on fire for the purpose of 3rd degree burn product research. The results are misleading. Most of these animals aren’t even genetically close to us! Products that work great on a chimpanzee can still be, and have proven to be, dangerous for humans. Companies like Johnson & Johnson, who own Band-Aid and Aveeno, and Procter & Gamble test on animals.
about 12 hours 43 min ago