Difference between Yammer and Newsfeed in 2013

Major benefits using Yammer over Newsfeed in 2013

What is your question regarding Yammer/Newsfeed.
Some articles on the Newsfeed / Yammer roadmap:
http://www.jeremythake.com/2013/08/the-future-of-social-collaboration-sptechcon-boston-2013-keynote-debrief/
http://blogs.gartner.com/larry-cannell/2013/03/29/will-yammer-replace-sharepoints-newsfeed/
Nico Martens - MCTS, MCITP
SharePoint Infrastructure Consultant / Trainer

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