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Tuesday, July 31, 2007

Digging inside private social media for web intelligence

The new private online communities (facebook/twitter/myspace) have becomes the new social forum for consumer discussion.

Traditionally media/brand monitors and people interested in consumer sentiment analysis looked at at open forums for insight into what people are thinking (news, tv, magazines even google).

How do brands get access to, interact with, understand and analyse these walled gardens for what people are really saying about them?

more soon...

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