FINRA reviewing brokerages’ use of social media – Reuters

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Social media in smaller markets – Columbia Journalism Review

Social media in smaller markets Columbia Journalism Review Yet all this talk of the death of social media editors uses examples from huge brands and publications that have the budget and resources to experiment, change, and innovate on this kind of scale — Reuters, the AP, and The New York Times, for example.

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COLUMN – India’s social media crackdown reveals clumsy govt machinery – Reuters

COLUMN – India's social media crackdown reveals clumsy govt machinery Reuters "High-handed" and "reckless" are some of the words used in the media to describe the government's online crackdown. Add clumsy and incompetent to the list. The government blocked access to more than 300 web pages after mobile phone text messages … Assam riots aftermath: Social media crackdown reveals clumsy govt machineryDaily Bhaskar all 3 news articles »

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India limits social media after civil unrest – Los Angeles Times

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COLUMN – The retreat of the state and social media; a new problem for South Asia – Reuters

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