Do I Need Unique Content – Press Releases?

@aj_nscDec 22.2011 — #It means that you shouldn't do a "press release" using content that is available elsewhere. It kind of goes without saying, but a press release is information that is released from you or your company (and is not available anywhere else because it came directly from you or your company) to outlets.

Yes, you submit one press release to all websites at a time.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Press_release

@KrstoJan 04.2012 — #It means that you shouldn't do a "press release" using content that is available elsewhere. It kind of goes without saying, but a press release is information that is released from you or your company (and is not available anywhere else because it came directly from you or your company) to outlets.

Yes, you submit one press release to all websites at a time.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Press_release[/QUOTE]

Right but Google is looking for unique search content and will give a site more credence if the content is not copied from another site. So let me re-phrase the OP - do the search engines have the ability to know that the content on my website is my own creation when others are copying it, I send it out as a press release to several sites that post press releases, or others are linking to my rss feed. How can my blog, for example, have "unique" content if others are streaming it to their sites? Am I shooting myself in the foot by allowing my blog posts to be fed via rss to others?

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