News Organizations To Promote The Use Of Twitter: Study

 News Organizations To Promote The Use Of Twitter: Study

It turns out, the newspapers can be traditional like Twitter because they are in other areas.



While users have discovered a number of unexpected demand for the service to encourage social change to the display of photographs showing the newspapers still use it to make themselves known.

Project for Excellence in Journalism bench has released a new study, which is reported in 13 different news agencies, all of which are mainly "use Twitter a limited way, mainly to add a way to distribute their material."

Follow all of the New York Times and CNN to the Arizona Republic and The Daily recurring, Pew found that while the number of tweets varied from season to season, 93 percent of all tweets related to the site of a back point of sale.

Treble is leading the Washington Post, which is to count the Pew, has 98 employees on Twitter and tweeted 664 times a week.News Organizations To Promote The Use Of Twitter: Study

These figures relate more to business accounts official Twitter, rather than individual journalists. But the study comes to similar conclusions about them. It held a small percentage of tweets was to gather information or re-tweets, but that "the idea that Twitter is the place where professionals share information about their personal life was true to some extent in journalists interviewed. "

Perhaps none of this is particularly revealing, even if excluded by the nature of news agencies using Twitter, it's amazing.

It should be noted that the study is limited in application because it tested only 13 stores during the week. Twitter user seems to change, but still produces some of the Nuggets.

Like the fact that by counting Pew, The Washington Post has more reporters on Twitter The New York Times and USA Today has more on it than the Huffington Post.

Or that Fox News takes a lot of readers of The New York Times.

"Although the main power of Fox News was an indicator of activity on Twitter, a fifth of their limited tweets (10 of 48 tweets in the reporting period) the requested information directly to the fans," said the study.

Times must be more perfect-Fox? It would be an interesting conversation with the new editor Jill Abramson time.News Organizations To Promote The Use Of Twitter: Study