Brands begin to dance to the tune of social media
02 Dec 2009 | by Adam Woods
LONDON - Although it may appear to be a fuzzy science, the social-media sphere offers brands unrivalled potential for consumer interaction, writes Adam Woods
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LONDON - Although it may appear to be a fuzzy science, the social-media sphere offers brands unrivalled potential for consumer interaction, writes Adam Woods
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