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English: Story telling at Ancient Technology C...

English: Story telling at Ancient Technology Centre, Cranborne Gayle Ross, visiting from the USA, tells traditional stories of the Cherokee people in the Earth House. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

“Social Media can be storytelling, a source of information and a communication tool but…it [also] allows us to form emotional bonds and express our emotions online.” –Frankie De Soto, MFA

“Social media is about people telling their stories, insisting in their humanity…[and]  storytelling about their products…. Allowing anyone, anywhere to tell their stories and connecting with each other. It’s what I call the Age of Positive Disruption.” –Jose Antonio Vargas


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