Are Asian CEOs cautious of social networks?
A focused study of CEOs in multi-national companies has found that although the adoption of mobile devices is on the increase, Asian business leaders are taking pains to restrict their use of social media. Why? The dreaded idea of always being
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An exclusive social network, a sort of Facebook for the global well heeled, and to which membership is only open by invitation from an existing member, has been launched. In 2004 a social network called “A Small World” was launched by Erik
A focused study of CEOs in multi-national companies has found that although the adoption of mobile devices is on the increase, Asian business leaders are taking pains to restrict their use of social media. Why? The dreaded idea of always being
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Social Networking Moves Upmarket
An exclusive social network, a sort of Facebook for the global well heeled, and to which membership is only open by invitation from an existing member, has been launched. In 2004 a social network called “A Small World” was launched by Erik
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