Share of Two Great Social Media Reports

Submitted by jason.zhanjia on Friday, 21 August 2009View Comments

I feel honoured that IN2marcom is featured by Adam J. Schokora on Edelman Digital’s “Friday 5” weekly newsletter in last week as a recommended English language blog for people who what to know social media, online marketing, and digital trends in China.

I position IN2marcom as a blog all about innovative and insightful marketing communication around digital and social media in China. The content on this blog is dedicated for Mainland China since I am based in this region. Nevertheless, today I would like to share with you two great social media reports from global. Very awesome presentations and insightful ideas. Many thanks to the authors Marta Kagan and Helge Tennø.

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What The F**k Is Social Media: One Year Later

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Post Digital Marketing 2009

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The first recommended presentation is humorously bloody true.

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