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Old School Canon Reads Them Too
Canon reads the blogs from their New York headquarters.
So does the corporate mothership in Japan:
Their blog monitor clicked in on the most recent post, and tracked it to the original congrats on the good customer service.
Hey Canon-Japan… how about checking on that raise for Devin now?
[tags]Ike Pigott, Occams’s RazR, Social Media, marketing, blogger relations, blog monitoring, Canon, Canon USA, cameras, customer service[/tags]
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