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Digital Opportunists

By Kyle Elyse Niederpruem on February 28, 2012   /   Blog, Social Media   /   Leave a comment

In today’s Twitterverse, it doesn’t take much to get noticed as a digital opportunist. You can insert yourself into a national debate, a blazing scandal, a hot topic or the trending line of a hot athlete. But the real question remains – did

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