Twitter, Facebook, and other social networking and communications channels continue to command an increasing amount of mind share among marketing and communications pros. And justifiably so. These informal communication channels are uniquely suited to convey time-sensitive operational and promotional messaging and to increase transparency by facilitating public conversations. read more>>
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