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LinkedIn mega deal puts new focus on social media

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Published Wed, Jun 15, 2016 · 09:50 PM

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    AFTER the mega-deal for LinkedIn, Twitter's future has come into focus as the industry ponders the outlook for social networks.

    Microsoft's US$26 billion acquisition of LinkedIn announced on Monday, the biggest-ever deal for a social media company, sent Twitter shares surging nearly 10 per cent over the past two days.

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