Funny Example of Content Spinning Gone Bad

[Celeste Stewart]

I saw someone promoting this ancient Constant-Content press release on Twitter today. Not only is the information over five years old, it's a funny example of a bad spin job:

Continual Material Announced Nowadays Thаt Thеу hаνе Entered thе Blogging Industry

Detroit, MI (PRWEB) November three, 2005

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