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You see them all the time – outrageous tweets making outrageous claims. You know the work-from-home scams are just that, of course, but what about tweets that pop up during emergencies? If you use Twitter for the latest breaking news, or worse – depend on the information it provides during an emergency – you may be in trouble.
Unless, that is, you could tell if a tweet was credible or not.
Well, we have some tips from people who have been studying just that....
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Launched today, PRSA hopes to crowdsource a new definition for public relations by the end of this year (2011). You can participate. Delete the scoop?
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Interesting research that supports your gut instincts nicely...