Three key principles for using social media in a crisis
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- Published: Thursday, 12 November 2015 09:29
Companies must prepare in advance how to use social media in a crisis or risk making things worse, says Cindy Bodenstein…
Companies must prepare in advance how to use social media in a crisis or risk making things worse, says Cindy Bodenstein…
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