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    • Influencing electronic word-of-mouth communication : getting beyond the skepticism of social media 

      Murray, Josh (Joshua M.) (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2017)
      This study addresses the uneasiness that public relations (PR) professionals are experiencing regarding word-of-month (WOM) communication and the growing phenomenon of electronic WOM. That uneasiness is based on the notion ...

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