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Twitter to the Editor

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THE

MEDIA

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Old School

Only professional journalists can be trusted with the news.

The public can communicate through “Tip Lines.”

If you don’t like it, write a Letter to the Editor.

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The Perfect Storm

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New Media

Blogs

Podcasts

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“There's no

cellphone service.

There's no Internet.

You can't send a

SMS. It's a total

crackdown.”

--Ben

Wedeman,

CNN

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benwedeman

@bencnn Cairo, EGYPT!

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iReport

Iran Election Riots

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All Access Pass

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Making Contact

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Making Contact

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Communicating via Comments

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How to Connect

Twitter LinkedIn Facebook Quora Muckrack

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“Share News”

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News Media Rules

Anything you say, write, Tweet or post could end up in the news.

Everyone – including reporters –makes mistakes.

You cannot “control” the media. You can control how you interact with it.

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New Media Rules

There are no rules!

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Twitter to the Editor

@Ttho


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