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Social Media and Censorship- When Private becomes Public

Posted on August 27, 2012 by jvbakshi

I interrupt the series on Millennial Marketing to share the debate and raise a few questions on the unfolding drama of Social Media censorship. For those interested, you can check out the post on Marketing to Millennials here. Time magazine put a … Continue reading →

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The Flip Side of Social Media

Posted on July 10, 2012 by jvbakshi

It’s time to end the silence. And what’s prompting me this time around is the flip side of social media. Having spent almost a year of talking, lecturing, Debating the worth and RoI of social media, and social networks as … Continue reading →

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Social Shifts power Social Media: 7 reasons I got from the Mid-East

Posted on March 23, 2011 by jvbakshi

“Amma, why do 17 of us have to live in this room? why don’t we ask the sheikh next door, if he’ll let us use his pool?” Ok! I made that up. Rather, someone who I was discussing the tectonic … Continue reading →

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