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Brad Allen talks to some pioneers of social media use for IR ends
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A recent NIRI survey on measuring IR effectiveness revealed that most US IR professionals don’t count Twitter followers or Facebook friends to measure how effective their IR program is.
But there are some players aggressively adopting the new tools of social media and changing the landscape of investor relations ...
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