This is an introduction to 15 people you should be following on Twitter, especially if you are a student in communications. These are media types, covering a broad spectrum of topics, from public relations to journalism to social media.
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Associate Professor of Communications, Journalism Dept. Chair, Lindenwood University, St. Charles, MO Courses for 2012-2013: Introduction to Journalism, Online Journalism, Broadcast Newswriting, TV Reporting, TV News Production, Special Topics: Creating and Managing Your Online Personal Brand
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Teaching with Tumblr
- It’s time for local television stations to optimize for the web and mobile
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Stop waiting for permission to create
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Three C’s of personal branding for students
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Information is disposable, experiences are not — a challenge to evolve beyond testing
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New to Twitter? Meet 15 People Media Students Should Follow
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From Gutenberg to PittPatt – 4 takeaways from the first day of Journalism Interactive
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Twitter v. Facebook, A Tale of Two Experiences
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Taking on the collaborative classroom
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Data visualization and inspiration — 6 takeaways from Journalism Interactive day two