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320% Increase In Journalists’ Facebook Subscribers [Headlines]

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People are increasingly turning to the worlds largest online social networking platform to follow their favorite writers.

Sam McNerney
  • 27 january 2012

A Facebook analysis studying journalists’ use of the subscribe feature finds that the group has experienced a 320 percent average increase in thier subscribers since November, 2011. All Facebook

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