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This week’s top tweets show a disdain for Facebook, social media campaigns and for “The Pitch” (no surprise there). See who in the industry made the Twitter cut.
Facebook procedure
@peretti, Jonah Peretti, co-founder, Buzzfeed
The walking dead
@lcrampsie, Lauren Crampsie, CMO, Ogilvy and Mather
What we have here is a failure to communicate
@hueypriest, Erik Martin, GM, Reddit
Facebook Noise
@jherskowitz, chief product officer, official.fm
Way Harsh
@copymatt, Matt O’Rourke, interactive creative director, Weiden + Kennedy
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