
Publishing content has never been this easy, companies no longer have to rely on traditional media to get their message out.
Publishing content has never been this easy, companies no longer have to rely on traditional media to get their message out.
Twitter announced a pretty big overhaul yesterday, with two big changes for our business: brand pages can now be built in Twitter, and Tweets will be more easily embeddedable.
Fantastic news, I thought, and Tweeted this:
Wordpress blog + embedding Tweets through #Twitter = end of storify? bit.ly/vfGJbB
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melanie coulson (@mel_coulson) December 08, 2011
Soon after, however, @ByDanielVictor provided a reality check, reminding followers that Tweets are not written in stone.
MT @A_L: "embedding" tweets should be considered harmful for journalists. They can be deleted by source at any time! (via @bydanielvictor)
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melanie coulson (@mel_coulson) December 08, 2011
The Twitter updates are great news for journalists (blog post coming soon!), and those in the social media sphere are no doubt excited. I know I am.
However, I was reminded this week the importance making sure everyone understands new technologies, and how we use them.
Continue reading As newsrooms forge ahead, training can’t be left behind