Saturday, December 7, 2013 
<p>The images people share on social media of themselves at bars, sporting events and weddings could be valuable to marketers assessing their customers' attitudes toward a brand, a new study has found.</p><p>Carnegie Mellon University researchers have taken a first step toward this capability in study where they analysed five million such images.</p><p>Researchers Eric Xing and Gunhee Kim looked at images associated with 48 brands in four categories sports, luxury, beer and fast food.</p><p>The images were obtained through popular photo sharing sites such as Pinterest and Flickr.</p><p><a href="http://www.financialexpress.com/news/how-online-images-in-pinterest-flickr-can-help-create-brand-associations/1204621">Keep reading...</a></p>
