Will this negatively effect the blog as well as the website due to duplicate title and content?

Selected answers from the Dumb SEO Questions Facebook & G+ community.

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  Neeraj Kumar: In my company, seniors write big good analytical articles on legal updates, news or economical activities and save them as a #webpage. Then the summary of the #article is sent to lacs of subscribers as #mailers with link of main article.
  Now they ask me to post the main article or the mailer part on the #blog because it saves their time for content development.
  
  I think this will negatively effect the blog as well as the website due to duplicate title and contents. Am I right?
  
  If yes, please tell me just how should I convince my seniors that what they want to do is not good or right!
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  Perambur Kumar: First of all there are two options with Feedburner. One is sending the summary of the posts and another one is sending full posts to your clients. You can do anything of your choice. Nothing wrong in it. Once your posts reaches feedburner itself indirectly it should be considered as indexed so no problem at all and you need not worry about duplicate content and all
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  Neeraj Kumar: I did not really understand you. My concern is -when googlebot will find exact contents with two urls, one of blog and other from website, it will take one of them as duplicate.
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  Edwin Jonk: From the expert panel in this weeks SEO Questions hangout on air on 01:12:56 into the YouTube video: https://dumbseoquestions.com/q/will_this_negatively_effect_the_blog_as_well_as_the_website_due_to_duplicate_title_and_content +Neeraj Kumar
  
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  Perambur Kumar: +Neeraj Kumar no Google consider as only one content there is no question of duplicate content.