Long gone are the days of getting the evening news – in the evening…
Not many folks sit huddled around a radio turning knobs to find what happened in the world during the day.
Now – it's real-time, it's up to the minute and we've become such an impatient society that when instances like today's Twitter outage happen – we're almost at a loss for function.
But, let's step back a bit and think of the costs of social vs traditional media. Not only the financial dollar cost, but also the intrinsic costs (time spent, energy expended, etc.)
Here's a great infographic from the rockstar team at Kuhcoon, based out of Scranton, PA. Check it out and give us your feedback in the comments below.
Sidenote: if you're an organization or even individual looking for a comprehensive social management framework – check out the Kuhcoon team – tell 'em I recommended you (you might get a t-shirt out of the deal).
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