Want your own personal newspaper? Paper.li, the product of Swiss startup SmallRivers, organizes the content drawn from shared Twitter links into an easily-digestible newspaper-like layout in a Web browser. This is similar to the iPad’s ‘Flipboard’ but is accessible from any web-connected PC.
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The New York Times has an in-depth piece today on the use of Twitter during the Hayes trial (or should I say, #Hayes) and features Helen Ubinas (@NotesFromHel), Alaine Griffin (@alainegriffin), George Colli (@GeorgeColli), New Haven Register/Luther Turmelle (@nhrlive), Laurie Perez (@LauriePerez) and Rachel Guerra (@rachelgurrea). The story details how Twitter can alter the way [...]
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Dean Pagani interviews our own Duby McDowell about The Laurel. The Globe is cutting back its newsroom. Twitter breaks another news story. Something about a plane in the hudson…
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Twitter is, again, making headlines in Connecticut. Ted Mann wrote a pieceduring this past campaign cycle regarding the sloppy work done by Andrew Powelany, campaign manager of Sean Sullivan who was beaten soundly by Rep. Joe Courtney, as he made foolish remarks on Twitter about his fledgling campaign. The JI takes a look at the ‘Tweets’ of [...]
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