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Monthly Archives: May 2016
Yes, it’s all about influence – and data
I’ve just read this article by Stephen Waddington in the CIPR‘s online blog Influence. Well worth a read – and I ask a few questions in the Comments section at its end, which I repeat and expand on here: how widespread … Continue reading
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Tagged analytics, CIPR, data, public relations, reputation, social media, Stephen Waddington
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