Socialomics: business opportunity or opportunity cost?

By David Binning on May 4, 2012 11:01 AM
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With the imminent float of Facebook later this year tipped to be the biggest since Google’s, there can be no doubt social media is no flash-in-the pan industry. But while the value of these and other social media phenomenon such as Twitter and LinkedIn is predicated on the size of their ...
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