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Advertising Age breaks the news: According to news-monitoring service VMS, the media coverage Twitter got in the last 30 days worths 48 million dollars. That’s half Microsoft’s Bing.com launch advertising budget. AdAge asks just below …
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2.7.2009

How to become the most tweeted company in the world

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1.7.2009

10 great tips to develop a strong relationship with your Twitter followers

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29.6.2009

Mocking Sir Martin Sorrell on Twitter

Martin Sorrell is the CEO of the WPP Group. Someone thought it would be really funny to mock the big chief at WPP. How? By creating him a Twitter account and respond to people, one one hand in a really funny arrogant way. If you want to have some fun, you should follow the guy.

online

28.6.2009

10 things you should NOT do on Twitter. Please RT

Twitter’s slogan is “What are you doing?”. Lately, I understood what some people do in general and what they do on Twitter in particular: repost the same tweets, ignore everybody, pose as gurus though they’re not and other similar crap they probably enjoy. Twitter is a great marketing tool, but not used in excess. I think it’s time to compile a short list of what you shouldn’t use Twitter for.

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28.6.2009

Saying that blogging is dead is as stupid as claiming classic media’s death

While browsing, I couldn’t notice that once again, some smart guys proclaimed the sudden death of blogs. Once more, blogging is dead. But this time, the killer is called Twitter, “the king of speed”, so to speak. While saying such a stupid thing, I remembered a similar claim: classic media is dead, blogs killed it. Right. And I’m the Pope, ain’t I? Let’s see if that’s true.

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21.6.2009

Facebook doubles traffic within one year and beats MySpace. The question remains: Where’s the money?

I never really understood why should I use a social network. I strongly believe it’s a waste of time. Still, millions use Facebook and MySpace, only them knowing exactly why. Still, talking in terms of business, the only happy people are the founders of MySpace, the ones who sold the business to Rupert Murdoch. With Facebook kicking MySpace ass in terms of traffic, the situation changes.

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