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Social Software is, by its open nature, "stuff that gets spammed" according to Clay Shirky, who coined the term.
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Following Captain Morgan's aborted voyage into the blogosphere, Smirnoff have created "a dedicated blog-style website" to support a £4m on-pack promotion to boost sales over the summer. [Read More]





