Mathew Ingram - Listen, Learn, Adapt How The Globe & Mail Did It

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Breaking News: Canada’s National Newspaper experiments with social media. This session will explore how the Globe & Mail newspaper has been using various kinds of social media tools such as Twitter, wikis and live-blogging, and what the Globe has learned.

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