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1. The document discusses social media and its various forms like blogs, videos, podcasts, and wikis. 2. Social media is defined as websites and online tools used to publish, share, and spread ideas among groups of people. It has democratized content and shifted communication from broadcast to conversation. 3. The four Cs of success on social media are: creating content, encouraging conversations through interactions, connecting people, and enabling collaboration between users.
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