| Publishing and social media - a match made in heaven? | | Mark Rock | | 04 January 2012, 11:49AM | You've already heard my views on the subtle ways that realtime media, user-generated content and networks are fundamentally changing the world of journalism. As digital technology weaves its way into every part of our lives, it's also starting to drastically change consumer behaviour - and with it, the industries and products around us. | |
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| Shoe brand lets influential tweeters knock down prices for everyone | | Jennifer Whitehead | | 04 January 2012, 10:08AM |  Miista: Cheaper with a Tweet campaign Like me, you might've thought that the purpose of Klout was to generate mystified tweets from people confused as to why an algorithm has deemed them to be influential about subjects they've never mentioned on Twitter. | |
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| Huffington Post plans to launch ten international sites | | @gordonmacmillan | | 04 January 2012, 9:17AM | The Huffington Post is looking to double its audience within the next two years as it seeks to form partnerships with struggling newspapers, according to a report in the FT. AOL plans to launch The Huffington Post into ten more international markets in the next two years having already launched into Canada and the UK in 2011. | |
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| Five routes to social media success | | Andrew Mccormick | | 03 January 2012, 9:35AM | With every brand on the planet trying to “engage” with people online, it’s quite difficult these days to sort the wheat from the chaff. Thankfully some campaigns have been so outstanding that they have set a benchmark for others to follow. | |
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