The British Monarchy Gets Down With The Social People
Aoife Murphy
November 24, 2010
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Tags: British Monarchy, Communication Channels, Facebook, Flickr, Kate Middleton, Mashable, Prince William, Royal Engagement, social media, Social Web, The Royal Channel, twitter, YouTube
Yes, for those of you who were not aware Buckingham Palace ‘likes’ the internet and even better the social web! The British Monarchy (BM) joined Facebook in mid September 2010 and but have been active on Twitter for much longer. Last week’s announcement of Prince William’s engagement sparked my interest in their profiles again as the web was buzzing with the news. So I had another look through their profiles to see what they were up to.
I was delighted to see a … Continue Reading
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