Facebook last week took another step toward redefining the  relationship between its users and brands with the introduction of  "community pages." The initiative will encourage users to start  community pages for brands, entertainers, and politicians rather than  unofficial fan pages, which have been a source of some confusion on the  site.
Big brands that have seen their official Facebook fan numbers hindered  by third-party fan pages will likely welcome the move. For instance,  even Coca-Cola - with its Facebook-leading 5.3 million fans - stands to  benefit. A Facebook search query for Coca-Cola produces more than 500  fan page results, and some have been started by individuals who have  accrued thousands of fans of the beverage company. There's the  five-month-old fan page, "Coca-Cola In A Glass Bottle Is Way Better Than  Plastic," which has built up a following of nearly 400,000.
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Wednesday, April 21, 2010
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