I think the majority including myself do understan
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Social media secondary - No cost to the company; acceptable and valid form of media informing shareholders of company progress, issue etc accepted by the SEC.
(can be edited, and vague)
Formal media Primary - Cost money each time the company decides to update shareholders. Can become costly with regular updates. Money could be allocated elsewhere instead of pr's. its considered formal way by the SEC and more professional.
A paid pr will in most cases provide more accurate information because of the cost factor. But not necessarily as I have experience in other traded otc company's.
Both cases the company has to be careful as to what is said within the regulations set forth by the SEC.
Just thought I'd clarify for those who are still having trouble. )