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« Ethics resources for your social media policy/guidelines | Main | The brewing social media turf war: why advertising, marketing, and PR need to learn to play nicely together » Twitter finds a seat on press rowPosted by John Scally on August 26, 2009 at August 26, 2009 1:52 PM As the traditional print media continues to shed reporters, a willing army of bloggers and micro-bloggers is eagerly filling the journalistic void. This week, a major landmark for social media sports reporting occurred when NCAA-member, St. John's University, in NYC, announced that it was credentialing Peter Robert Casey as its first Twitter reporter. As a result, Casey will be granted a spot on press row for the upcoming basketball season. You can follow Casey on Twitter @peter_r_casey. He is currently among the Top 10 most-followed basketball-related users on Twitter and most-followed basketball-related individual who is not a professional basketball player, team or coach.
Trackback PingsTrackBack URL for this entry: CommentsIf I were a reporter, now would be the time to Twitter on the side. Posted by: Adam at August 26, 2009 5:31 PM Post a comment |
