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This document discusses how Twitter is changing news media and democracy. It touches on topics like real-time news on Twitter, employers viewing public social media posts, concerns about censorship on social media platforms, challenges small news organizations face, the impact of technology companies on public discourse, and opportunities for new voices to emerge. The document presents a variety of perspectives on social media's influence on news and civic participation in under 3 sentences.
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- 2. Newscheck • This just in. • E-votes ... not yet? • Yesterday’s anniversary • Twitter’s business model search • A magazine for me. By me? • A blog war. • My news • for my rewards.
- 3. Permanent record • The view by employers. • Even for the president. • The business social media portal. • A privacy wiki.
- 4. Follow up dissent • Banned for dissent? • Other voices, seeking dissent from those who might not say a word • Take it to the streets.
- 5. Hodge podge • Press released. • Guide for social media democracy. • Russian investors in FB. • D 7 stories (immersion, plus) • Apple’s platform.
- 6. Missing voices • A young woman trying to make it. • A small newspaper shifts its focus. • Free expression & music.
- 7. Future views • Ellen Hume at MIT Museum.
- 8. Something fun Banding together. The most depressing places. A social media poll.