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Facebook 'playing catch up to Twitter on mobile adverts'

telegraph.co.uk (10 months and 23 days ago)

Jun 30, 2012

Facebook is playing catch up to Twitter when it comes to effective mobile adverts, according to digital agencies and brands. full story

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