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JanUpgrade From Multi-Channel to Omni-Channel Marketing
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Tags: content, culture, digital age, engagement, netflix, personalised content, social, social media, storytelling, Technology
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OctThe Cognitive Biases That Feed The Social Media Machine
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SepHow Social Media is Sucking the Life Out of Your Social Life
Tags: culture, digital nomadry, facebook, Future, smartphone addiction, social, social media, Technology
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Facebook states as its “mission” on its own Facebook page to “Give people the power to build community and bring the [more]
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AprThere’s a multi-limbed, polydextrous being in Buddhism known as Kannon that’s one of the most widely worshipped divinities in Asia and Japan. [more]
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