Just in case anyone still harbors illusions on this score, the answer is "Yes, the federal government is definitely spying on social media." In the latest development, a group of online privacy advocates is suing the Department of Homeland Security for failing to release records of its online spying -- which isn't terribly surprising, considering that it's not really spying anymore if everyone knows what you're doing. ...Read the whole story
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food and beverages
Social, Mobile Hotter Than Ever in 2011
Social media and mobile marketing continued to heat up in the food/beverage and restaurant categories in 2011-as Marketing Daily's most-read stories in these areas amply demonstrate. ...Read the whole story
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research
Survey Says: Readers Like Stories About Studies
With six of this reporter's top-read stories this year focusing on studies, you don't have to hire a research firm to tell you that marketing executives like reading about research. Stories about social media also seemed to draw readers. ...Read the whole story
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