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    Joshua BentonJanuary 23, 2023
    Twitter will soon let news outlets lay visual claim to their staffers’ accounts. Should they?
    Your employer’s logo might soon be attached to every tweet you make — for better or for worse.
    Twitter drops from “tiny” to “tinier” as a referral source for news publishers
    Journalism realizes the replacement for Twitter is not a new Twitter
    “This new type of app isn’t a platform itself but instead pulls together various platform and content streams to offer a single, seamless networked experience.” Andrew Losowsky
    New paths to transparency without Twitter
    “A movement to expand industry transparency cannot be led by the news organizations that perpetuate the lack of transparency.” Alex Perry
    Candice Norwood and Rebekah Barber, The 19thDecember 6, 2022
    “We all we got”: How Black Twitter steered the spotlight to Shanquella Robinson’s death
    Black social media has often taken the lead in raising public consciousness when mainstream outlets overlook the death or disappearance of Black women.
    Laura Hazard OwenNovember 28, 2022
    Post, the latest Twitter alternative, is betting big on micropayments for news
    “What I believe consumers want is to be able to get multiple sources of news in their feed.”
    Julia Angwin, The MarkupNovember 21, 2022
    Can Mastodon be a reasonable Twitter substitute for journalists?
    Adam Davidson: “I think we got lazy as a field, and we let Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Dorsey, and, god help us, Elon Musk and their staff decide all these major journalistic questions.”
    Laura Hazard OwenNovember 18, 2022
    11 (and counting) things journalism loses if Elon Musk destroys Twitter
    Goodbye to screenshotted best bits, DMs, “that tweet should be a story”…
    Here are 11 journalists’ tweets about how Twitter is losing its “heavy tweeters”
    Joshua BentonOctober 5, 2022
    Most people on Twitter don’t live in political echo chambers — but mostly because they don’t care enough to bother building one
    “The elite discussion on the platform is important, but it is not necessarily observed directly by the masses.”
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