It is one year since Google+ was launched, with news outlets and brands being given the ability to create pages in November.
In this podcast we hear how Time.com and FT.com have each achieved more than one million followers on the platform in just seven months.
Journalism.co.uk technology editor Sarah Marshall speaks to:
- Cathy Sharick, managing editor of Time.com
- Bede McCarthy, executive editor of FT.com
- Sunny Hundal, founder of Rippla, which measures the social media 'ripples' of news stories
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