While I was speaking at an event last week, someone asked me to give an example of a journalist who is using social media effectively.

Here is the long version of my answer: alexvoica.com/journalist-cre…

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There are many amazing reporters (@ameliargh, @stokel, @TaylorLorenz, @RVT9 or @linzasaur, to name a few) who *use* social media to promote their reporting, interact directly with their audience, source material for their articles, and chat about their beat in general.
Then there's a generation media outlets who evolved on social and know how to *create for* a social-first audience.

@brutamerica is a great example of a new media brand built on the premise that people enjoy informative, short-form videos: alexvoica.com/journalist-cre…
More recently, we've seen the rise of reporters who are *creating on* social: alexvoica.com/journalist-cre…

@CaseyNewton has started a virtual newsroom on Discord.

@sophiasgaler and @iuliaionescuro are using TikTok or Instagram to reach new audiences and reimagine visual journalism
I am very excited about this new journalist-turned-creator model and how it can establish closer, more authentic relationships between reporters and their audiences, and take journalism beyond the confines of traditional channels and formats: alexvoica.com/journalist-cre…

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Starting from today, Facebook users in the UK will see Shop featured as a bookmark on the Facebook menu bar and in the mobile app.

The Shop experience for consumers will feature curated collections, products and recent posts from businesses of all sizes.
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We've been using it to write developer tools, which make a good environment for experimenting with a new language. [2/5]
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(tip @Techmeme)
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Check it out at facebook.com/whitehat/fbdl
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