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| Did Twitter beat media with earthquake news? (InfoWorld) |
| Over the last few days the Web has been abuzz with discussion about how users on Twitter, the online social messaging system, beat the mainstream media with news of the devastating earthquake in China. Most of the discussion has centered around how users were fast in getting information out against mainstream media Web sites, but does the claim really hold-up? Many of the reports ... |
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| Twitter beat media with China earthquake news (PC Advisor) |
| Social networks first with bite-sized information The web has been abuzz with discussion about how users on social messaging service Twitter beat the mainstream media with news of the devastating earthquake in China. Most of the discussion has centred on how users were fast in getting information out against mainstream media websites, but does the claim really hold-up? ... |
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| Media edicts recall China’s Maoist past (Financial Times) |
| To the casual observer, the blanket earthquake news coverage served up by China’s media over the past few days might suggest the nation’s thousands of newspapers and TV stations had been given a free hand to report its biggest natural disaster in decades. |
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