On March 27, 2009,
in Social Media,
by Mike Fruchter
It seems that for many, this thing or shall I say buzzword we call social media has become strictly a numbers game. He who has the most followers wins. We are seeing this time and time again, on Twitter, Facebook and so forth. It’s at a point where it’s out of control, I feel. The [...]
Mike Fruchter currently serves as Director of Digital Strategy for Pierson Grant Public Relations. Mike heads Pierson Grant's digital firm, High Impact Digital and, in both roles, provides leading edge counsel on developing integrated online strategies which incorporate blogging, community and social media platforms.
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