2. Twitter will help news brand gain more exposure as twitter is a massive platform which is free and open to the public. By a news brand being on twitter it is likely that the news brand will gain more views on its stories and articles. Their stories will also be seen quicker and therefore users will be able to be up to date more efficiently.
3. I think that old and new media together are able to provide good consumer experience as the consumers are able to compare both types of media and see what one or what source they find most reliable.
4. Tweets from Tom Newton Dunn state "Biggest cheer at the Emirates tonight by #AFC? To an announcement for the MUFC away fans that no more trains leaving Euston." This is an example of journalist using banter to engage his audience. Tweets from daily mail celebrity also provide gossip by tweeting "Do these pants make Kim Kardashian’s bum look big? http://dailym.ai/1aS7Sfy pic.twitter. com/QEdkYMxdkD" They also provide a photo in which the users can see a photo of Kim Kardashians bum. A topic like this is likely to have retweets that will further make the twitter page more popular.
5. I think an increase in banter ant gossip is likely to give journalists more attention and therefore it is likely their popularity will increase however depending on the story it could effect their reputation.
6. “I follow more journalists than newspapers. I follow a few Guardian journalists but also Dan Hodges, Emma Barnett and Tom Chivers who write for The Telegraph, Kevi Maguire who writes for The Mirror and Matthew Parris for The Times.” It basically says that journalists and twitter are a strong combination as it allows journalists to give their view aswell with a bit more of a personal opinion
7. I think that twitter has had a negative impact on the traditional newspaper simply because the news can outbreak a lot more faster and the audience does not have to pay for this information.
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