Additionally, their is no official News Corp Facebook page, nor Blogger account. But various blogs exist by reputable companies such as Business Week and Reuters, who blog about current dealings of News Corp.
On the other hand, News Corp does use Twitter to link current press releases/ news the company wants to inform readers about. Topics can range from their newest innovations such as "The Daily," the first national daily news publication for iPads, to a memo about 2nd Quarter 2011 Fiscal Earnings. All tweets contain links that redirect back to newscorp.com, where the full release is located. Interestingly, this Twitter account is not being used to reply to consumers or communicate with followers either. The account's main purpose is to create a way to inform via a live feed. Therefore, one could expect to see a crisis management tweet rather than one enticing employee engagement or customer service.
Social media/blogging is a great way to build communities with consumers and allow one to see the company as being authentic and transparent. Therefore I suggest News Corp allow for a more interactive social media network rather than for fast news updates. After all. being transparent and interactive with the population helps consumers feel as if the company is apart of them, and that can insure a long-lasting relationship in the business marketplace and space.
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