More than half of respondents in a PwC US survey said they do not use social media as a crisis management resource, a reflection of uncertainty surrounding the medium, the consulting firm said.
PWC: Social Media Not Widely Adopted for Crisis Comms
Thu., Aug. 8, 2013
By Greg Hazley
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