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BE Asia 2012: Business elites read social sites, but still favor traditional media news
Sep 25, 2012
Emily Tan

BE Asia 2012: Business elites read social sites, but still favor traditional media news

ASIA-PACIFIC - Asia's business elite are turning to social media for news in increasing numbers, with Twitter and LinkedIn tied for fourth place on the international website rankings, according to Ipsos' annual Business Elite: Asia report.

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