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Los 'hacks' de Guud TV en Twitter, al servicio de las marcas

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Los 'hacks' de Guud TV en Twitter, al servicio de las marcas
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Las posibilidades de Twitter van mucho más allá de Twitter. El primer trabajo de la empresa fue un motor de lectura de datos en tiempo real, cuando la mayor base de datos en tiempo real que existía -y sigue existiendo- es el propio Twitter. Guud TV empezó a analizar cómo reaccionaban los usuarios en los partidos de fútbol, por ejemplo ante un gol o una tarjeta roja, buscando el contexto de sus intervenciones en la red.

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Los 'hacks' de Guud TV en Twitter, al servicio de las marcas La empresa madrileña exprime el código de la red social para ofrecer a los usuarios nuevas posibilidades de interacción con otras cuentas Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google Edgar de León, durante su intervención en #TATGranada21. (ALFREDO AGUILAR) Javier Morales Granada 21/10/2021 a las 11:44h. Las posibilidades de Twitter van mucho más allá de Twitter. En Guud TV lo saben, y por ello se han especializado en exprimir al máximo el código de la red social, a través de 'hacks' -siempre respetando las normas- para ofrecer nuevas opciones de interacción entre los usuarios, toda una ventaja para las marcas comerciales.

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