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While social media holds much potential for the media industry, many issues could arise through its use by journalists. Transparency can allow reporters to become more connected to their readers, but it can also lead them to expose biases they may have, c

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Lesson No. 1 is this: Trying to cover an event live on Twitter—especially if you are a participant, as I was—doesn’t allow time to check facts or seek out an alternative point of view or think for more than a few seconds about what to say. There’s not eno

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As I was making plans to lead a webinar on Twitter for the American Society of Newspaper Editors, I asked for advice from other journalists. Andria Krewson of The Charlotte Observer sent the most helpful response

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As I read back over the stream, it reminded me of how much I felt a sense of being embedded in the narrative. As I experienced this live, I also felt like I was getting as much information as I wanted/needed to have a good sense of what was occurring.

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