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How Many Facebook Fans Can Financial Institutions Expect

March 07th, 2011

A study comparing Facebook likes to asset size and customer/member base for 20 banks and 20 credit unions.

Foursquare: Next Stop on the Social Media Bandwagon?

May 04th, 2010

Geolocation is one of the hottest topics in the technology industry today, and holds promise for financial institutions. Generally speaking, geolocation uses GPS-capable mobile phones

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