Nieman Foundation at Harvard
HOME
          
LATEST STORY
The outing of a priest shines light on the power — and partisanship — of Catholic media in the U.S.
ABOUT                    SUBSCRIBE
March 24, 2017, 11:36 a.m.
Audience & Social
LINK: www.theverge.com  ➚   |   Posted by: Laura Hazard Owen   |   March 24, 2017

Breaking news alerts, more analytics, summaries of what your followers are tweeting about: Twitter is considering a “new, more enhanced Tweetdeck,” with no ads, The Verge reported Thursday. Some users received a survey about it:

Several of the premium features listed, like advanced publishing features and analytics, are already available through third-party social media management tools like Socialflow and Buffer. Last summer, Twitter released a tool called Twitter Dashboard aimed at tweet scheduling for businesses, but it shut down just a few months later.

Some media folk seemed to like the idea; there was also puzzlement over why Twitter didn’t consider it sooner.

Show tags Show comments / Leave a comment
 
Join the 50,000 who get the freshest future-of-journalism news in our daily email.
The outing of a priest shines light on the power — and partisanship — of Catholic media in the U.S.
The story was broken by The Pillar, a Substack newsletter founded in early 2021 by former editors of Catholic News Agency.
The Kansas City Beacon is expanding to a second city, Wichita, with nearly $4M raised
The Beacon has plans to create a regional network of nonprofit newsrooms across Kansas and Missouri.
Tell-all crime reporting is a peculiarly American practice. Now U.S. news outlets are rethinking it
U.S. newsrooms are increasingly embracing a bit of the empathy toward wrongdoers shown by reporters in some European countries.