Following a year of exponential growth in social media — more than 1,000 percent of Twitter users alone, according to the Nielsen Company — observers are looking at what’s next. Social media specialist Jessica Smith discusses “near-term trends” for 2010 and explains why social media “will get even more popular, more mobile, and more exclusive.”
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