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Activating Influence: Who vs. Where
Ted Smith, a research fellow at CNET Networks, explains how the structure of influence has changed from a pyramid to a diamond shape, as information flows within vast social networks.
Speaker: Ted Smith, Research Fellow, CNET Networks
Length: 03:13
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