As part of Social Media Week 2011, Johnson King’s Laura Mead assesses how companies can protect their reputation in a digital world. To learn more about why digital media matters and what can happen to companies if social media is not taken seriously, read the full post the Affect Strategies blog.
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09 February 2011
Social Media Week 2011: How to protect reputation in a digital world
Posted by JohnsonKing on 09 February 2011 at 10:58 | Permalink
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