1. What you’re doing

2. Your newspapers 100%have websites Average circulation of 4,803 Source: Survey of participants

3. You 90%are on Facebook 45%have a Twitter account Source: Survey of participants

4. Your newspapers Source: Survey of participants

5. How often you post Source: Survey of participants

6. what you post Source: Survey of participants

7. What you’re saying Source: Survey of participants

8. Your stories “The biggest scoop I've landed was through MySpace - A graduate, then moved to Kansas for school, went missing and her sister posted a bulletin about it. I was able to interview her and pick up the Kansas TV news coverage of the story to break it in our market. Turns out the girl was brutally murdered. We followed the story from her going missing to the conviction and sentencing of the murderer.” Source: Survey of participants

9. Your stories “We used our personal Facebook contacts to round up a list of local men and women serving in the armed forces for a veterans day ad.” Source: Survey of participants

10. Your stories “I just found sources for a story on Twitter using the search function.” Source: Survey of participants

11. Your stories “It's attracting younger readers.” Source: Survey of participants

12. Your stories “Facebook has been a great way to get feedback from our readers and has opened a new avenue to getting scores and stats from local coaches when the teams are playing away games.” Source: Survey of participants

13. Your stories “Comments on our news stories have increased our page views for our website.” Source: Survey of participants

14. Your stories “I had posted some election-night results and a couple of overzealous fans of an incumbent commissioner started trash-talking his opponent in my post.” Source: Survey of participants

15. examples Muckrack.com @tccj lists