The new power of television
17 Dec 2012 | by Sarah Ivey
Social media is breathing new life into television, writes Sarah Ivey, EVP, communication planning, worldwide, Initiative.
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New research looks at whether marketers are spending wisely on social media, writes Kieran Kilmartin, marketing director EMEA & India, Pitney Bowes Software.
Social media is breathing new life into television, writes Sarah Ivey, EVP, communication planning, worldwide, Initiative.
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