Micro Persuasion: Wharton Says Blogs Here to Stay

Monday, April 04, 2005

Wharton Says Blogs Here to Stay

Wharton School of Business: "What is clear is that opportunities for blogging abound. Companies can use bloggers to put a more human face on interactions with employees and customers; marketers can create buzz through blogs; and bloggers can act as fact checkers for the mainstream media." (via IWantMedia)

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