As a journalism student, I must stay informed with the news. I have followed three journalists on Twitter for eight consecutive weeks. In my report, I will analyze their use of Twitter as well as sharing my first-hand experience with the platform.
Storified by Jackson Ho · Wed, Dec 04 2013 21:17:32
I have selected David Carr, Glenn Greenward and Paul Krugman for the Twitter report.
7 Golden Photojournalism Rules by a Reuters Chief Photographer | THEME http://t.co/M3K6c8JFKo via @romenesko
What should I know about Montezuma, Costa Rica? Family going there for Xmas. Looks amazing. Any do's and don'ts?
An NYT trend story on hookups jammed with reporting, facts and real names. Very cool story by @natalienyt http://t.co/odvj3J9IlB
rt/cx When the whip comes down: @arusbridger on UK pushback on Snowden. http://t.co/wZx374AvXb @ravisomaiya reports
Assange not under sealed indictment, U.S. officials say - The Washington Post http://t.co/caB7vtkRHq
Secular clergy? Cult? Secret rituals? Sacrament? Not sure abt your choice of words, given Kaplan's service was in a synagogue, @carr2n
In which @skgreen tells @carr2n & other US media watchers to lighten up & focus on what works http://t.co/fAKXhawpUJ h/t @johnsonwhitney
Glenn Greenwald is an American journalist working for the Guardian. He used to work as a constitutional lawyer. He writes about civil rights in relation to the recent leaks of the U.S. surveillance program by Edward Snowden. Greenwald is a stalwart supporter of civil liberties.
Greenwald has posted 41,163 tweets. He is following 860 people and has 304,086 followers. His Twitter is mainly used for his professional life and his interaction with his followers about his comments as well as reports on the news about government surveillance.
UK's inquisition of the Guardian today RT @peterkofod @ggreenwald pretty sure it'll be streamed here http://t.co/RaLQK9T3dK
But they're so eloquent when lecturing others RT @JeffinLondon There is no press freedom in the UK... there is no Bill of Rights.
@dametzger You apparently didn't read it, because I addressed all the different alternatives - not just dumping everything
