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stevebuttry - Journos, help my "Twitter for Journalist" workshop. How do you use Twitter? #journtips

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robroc - @stevebuttry Crowdsource interview questions: ask your followers what questions they have for the person you're interviewing. #journtips

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mathewi - @stevebuttry: listen, respond, connect, distribute (and re-distribute), discuss -- lather, rinse and repeat :-) #journtips

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robroc - @stevebuttry QA: Publish an informal draft of a story on a blog. Ask readers for comments. Use that to enrich the final copy. #journtips

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robroc - @stevebuttry Lazy web: Ask around who's an expert or a witness on a subject or event. #journtips

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danloving - @stevebuttry It's a great way to build relationships, and thus, sources. I'm always amazed by who knows what. #journtips

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danloving - @stevebuttry Also great for coming up with story ideas. If there is chatter, there might also be greater interest. #journtips

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BenCJones - @stevebuttry There is, of course, the purely promo Tweet: "Hey guys! Read me story about....) #journtips

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BenCJones - @stevebuttry I also like to Tweet briefs and relevant thoughts about meetings, etc. I'm covering. #journtips

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mhowie - @stevebuttry Sorry forgot the #journtips. Also use phone tweets to report breaking news to followers and to newsroom.

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mhowie - @stevebuttry #journtips And we get sources and tips from a great interactive group of followers.

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ScottNelson - @stevebuttry In my job, I find it supremely useful for listening to a narrowly defined group. Less interested in the push part. #journtips

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