Fujifilm lifts digital spend by more than 40% to push into social
01 Jun 2012 | by Sarah Shearman
Fujifilm, the camera brand, is embarking on its first social media push in order to encourage consumers to engage with the brand.
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An interactive film for Nike has remained top of the chart for a second week despite being shared dramatically fewer times than last week.
Fujifilm, the camera brand, is embarking on its first social media push in order to encourage consumers to engage with the brand.
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