Stop Press: Publishers Start to Take Social Media Seriously
Finally, ten years after I first began building "online communities", five years after MySpace took the world by storm, four since Facebook stole their social networking crown and 18 months after Twitter went mainstream - publishers are starting to take social media ser...
Dec. 27, 2009
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