Continuing with the theme of social media this week, Johnson King’s Jonathan Mathias takes a look at how Twitter has advanced over the past few years and questions whether businesses now need to employ more advanced tools to manage the flow of information. Read the full post on the Affect Strategies blog.
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05 February 2010
Social Media Week: The Advancement of Twitter
Posted by JohnsonKing on 05 February 2010 at 09:33 | Permalink
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