The Tweets are now a three-man cacophony
By Eric Kurhi
Wednesday, May 26th, 2010 at 5:48 pm in Alameda County, Crime, Entertainment, General, Hayward, Odds & Ends, Politics, San Leandro, Schools.
It’s been nearly a year to the day since intrepid reporter Kris Noceda announced he joined the world of Twitter.
That was a good call. After waiting and watching to see if Twitter wasn’t some kind of online flash-in-the-pan, the other Review reporters have joined him. Follow Eric Kurhi at www.twitter.com/erickurhi and Jason Sweeney at www.twitter.com/Jason_Sweeney .
Twitter serves a different function than either stories or this blog. It’s an instant-information mechanism, good for short bursts. For example, when someone’s out in the field chasing down fire or crime information, or as-it-happens reports from school board or City Council meetings. Expect information to be in very short form and more informal than you’d see in a story or even on a blog.
You can also find links to other Tweeters, such as the City of Hayward or the Hayward Public Library.
You don’t have to be on Twitter to read the entries — just visit the sites to see what’s been posted.
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