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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Brains and behaviour (part 1)
Of all the myths about the brain, the 10% myth is the most common. Continue reading
What is influence? Brass at Social Media Week London
The subject of ‘influence’ in social media is hotly debated. It’s sure to be a hot topic at the events and panel discussions in Social Media Week London this week. We have jumped in and added to the debate with … Continue reading
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