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Study: Twitterers More Receptive To Ads Than Other Social Net Users

PaidContent  Sep 24 09

Is Twitter worth its reported $1 billion valuation? The verdict’s still out on that. But independent research keeps coming in that details how valuable the social utility’s users could potentially be to advertisers. The latest, from tech and media research firm Interpret, shows that Twitter users are twice as likely to engage with brands—in multiple ways—than other social network users. 

Interpret surveyed over 9,200 internet users in August, finding that roughly 24 percent of the respondents that used Twitter, reviewed or rated products online; just 12 percent of people that used other social nets—but not Twitter—said the same. Full story...

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IVillage Plans Larger Health And Wellness Rollout

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Video: Michael Kinsley @ The 'Separate But Equal' Digital Ellies

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Reed Business Sheds More Mag Titles; B2B Design Books Sold To Sandow

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Apple's iPad May Be Off To A Good Start, But Content Deals Are Still Lacking

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YouTube-Viacom, Part Two:  YouTube Founders' E-Mails Show Struggles Over Copyrighted Works

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In the second set of documents released today from Viacom’s $1 billion lawsuit against Google (NSDQ: GOOG) over YouTube’s posting of its copyrighted works, e-mails among the video site’s three primary founders Chad Hurley, Steve Chen and Jawad Karim, demonstrate the debates the trio had over how to handle unauthorized content.

YouTube-Viacom, Part One: Google Says Viacom 'Covertly' Put Its Own Clips On YouTube

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MobiTV Now Letting People Store TV Offline On Their Phone To Watch Whenever They Want

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MobiTV has fixed a digital rights management issue that was prohibiting it from offering users the ability to store content on their phone and then play it offline or on other devices.



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