Reuters proves value of blogging
Reuters, the world’s leading financial information and news organisation, has just invested $7m in blogging. They have announced that they are to use the services of Pluck, providing the outputs of blogs as part of
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53% of Social Media Users Follow a Brand Nielsen has released its Q3 2011 Social Media Report, a set of data comielpd from a number of its tracking services that provides a great overview of the continued rise of social media and mobile web consumption among American internet consumers. Source: therealtimereport.com
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