Jennie Cromie

A writers' guide to getting the most out of Twitter

By Michelle V. Rafter on March 23, 2009 | 19 Responses

My work life feels like it revolves around Twitter. I recently: Pitched a story about Twitter. Found sources for the story on Twitter. Had sources use Twitter to publicize the story once it went live. Watched my Twitter followers have a real-time debate over pros and cons of issues raised in story. Had a Twitter [...]

Posted in Social Networks, Workplace Issues, Writing | Tagged Donna Hull, Editorchat, how freelancers can use Twitter, how writers can use Twitter, Jennie Cromie, Lydia Dishman, Maria Schneider, Tim Beyers, TwiTips, Twitter, Twitter and freelancers, Twitter productivity, Twitter tips for writers | 19 Responses

WordCount weekly digital media biz recap

By Michelle V. Rafter on December 19, 2008 | 2 Responses

Over at the The New York Observer, John Koblin explains in At magazines, it’s 2.0 steps forward, 1.0 step back that while the Web may be the future for magazine publishing, right now print’s winning out and Website writers – and I might add Website freelancers – are getting axed left and right. ProBlogger guest [...]

Posted in Blogs, Careers, Freelancing, Magazines, Social Networks, Web 2.0 | Tagged Bill Dyszel, David Risley, Jennie Cromie, John Koblin, magazines dropping Websites, ProBlogger, six-figure blogger, The Golden Pencil, The Morbid Major Magazine Song, TwiTips, Twitter | 2 Responses

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