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General Motors European arm is swinging for the proverbial fence. An unseen techno fence, that is. The online presence of GM Europe has grown signficantly with its new Social Media Newsroom, where GM provides direct access to its Flickr album and its collection of YouTube videos while also offering a constant array of links in each update. Sharing and tagging should be an easy task to accomplish with sites as varied as Technorati and Facebook.
Here's the link to GM Europe's Social Media Newsroom. And yes, you better believe that pic of the Cadillac BLS wagon came straight from the SCNewsroom.
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GM EUROPE OPENS SOCIAL MEDIA NEWSROOM
General Motors European arm is swinging for the proverbial fence. An unseen techno fence, that is. The online presence of GM Europe has grown signficantly with its new Social Media Newsroom, where GM provides direct access to its Flickr album and its collection of YouTube videos while also offering a constant array of links in each update. Sharing and tagging should be an easy task to accomplish with sites as varied as Technorati and Facebook. Here's the link to GM Europe's Social Media Newsroom. And yes, you better believe that pic of the Cadillac BLS wagon came straight from the SCNewsroom.
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