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Found in General Marketing,Social Media Marketing by Elyse DeVries

Next Tuesday, August 31, Jim Reynolds ( @jimmyrey ) will be presenting an Alterian SM2 Analysis of some of the more colorful political commentators to find out who is the most “talkable brand” on Cable News.

We’re tracking Fox’s Glenn Beck and Bill O’Reilly, MSNBC’s Keith Olbermann and Rachel Maddow, CNN’s Anderson Cooper and Wolf Blitzer, and Comedy Central’s Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert.

So far, Fox’s Glenn Beck is generating more buzz than expected and CNN’s correspondents fairing not as well as expected. It also looks like Prop 8 and Sarah Palin are among some of the 5 hottest topics being discussed in relation to the commentators.

The graph below shows incredibly uniform pattern in the number of conversations surrounding the Political Commentators.

Join us next Tuesday, August 31^st for the “Battle of the Talking Heads” to see the results.

Who do you think will win?

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UPDATE:

The results are in! Some of the results are as polarizing as their subject matter – with Glenn Beck crowned both the “The Most Loved” and “The Most Hated” on Social Media. The number of negative conversations around Glenn Beck did outnumber positive conversations, but Glenn Beck took the crown for most mentions ; winning 54% of the conversations.