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About 70% of brand coverage by bloggers around the world is disconnected from the core messages being promoted by digital marketers, according to a study by PR firm Burson-Marsteller.

Distortion of Company Messages by Blogs

Distortion of Company Messages by Blogs by Region, May 2010, (c) eMarketer

Some degree of message distortion is inevitable, but experts say that companies can reduce the noise by creating powerful content of their own – if bloggers can link directly to high-quality content, the theory goes, they’re less likely to put their own spin on things.

Nearly three-quarters of blog posts don’t reflect corporate messaging

Marketers and other corporate communications professionals may sometimes feel they have a thankless task: carefully craft messages about their company’s thought leadership, social responsibility efforts and new product or service launches, only to find those messages distorted as they’re disseminated through the media.

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MyYearbook and Ketchum published recently the results of  a survey on teen social media users.

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It showed that Online Influencers are more likely than the average teen to participate in social media activities by updating their status at least once per day. But the study also shows, that they are sending 3,000 texts per month and spending more time socializing and influencing their peers offline. Social media teen influencers are defined as the top 15% most active and most engaged teens in the myYearbook community. Read more

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Competing with Ashton Kutcher (@aplusk) for one million followers on Twitter, CNN has made a remarkable move to acquire an existing account (@cnnbrk). Outside the US probably hard to understand – with less than one million Twitter users in most countries – the topic hit the media already big time.

Ashton Kutcher and CNN are currently followed by the most subscribers on Twitter, but the @cnnbrk account wasn’t even fed with content by the US news channel so far. It belonged to a private person, who did not have any relation with CNN. Read more