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Why Social Commerce Could Be The Next Step For Publishers

Posted at 8:23AM Wednesday 13 Mar 2013

in order to wrest business away from existing online retailers, publishers will need to carefully consider how they make their direct-to-consumer payment processes as frictionless as possible.

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