By: mattquint
I like your nod to some math behind the oft used anecdotal evidence behind social network and celebrity influence. For more, and more concise, info of the work you note that was done by Columbia...
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[...] simple, intuitive, free and fun yet needs creativity and a strategic perspective to be effective. Arts and non-profit marketers thrive in these pre-sets. Social media allows people who have a...
View ArticleBy: Roger_Tee
@maddiegrant Thx Madie. Read my full blog post on this at http://over40innovator.blogspot.com/2011/11/public-opinion-is-becoming-sentient.html
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[...] You don’t have to take it as something obnoxious, such as famous for being famous (or Internet famous), or celebrity schlemebrity. [...]
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