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Sep 07, 2012
Facebook's removal of fake likes may have heaviest impact on Asia
Facebook's planned initiative to remove fake 'likes' on brand pages may hurt initially, but will eventually force Asia's digital ecosystem to produce improved and more genuine engagement rates between brands and fans.
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