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So Twitter is five years old (they grow up so quickly these social media platforms!).
In that time it has undoubtedly fuelled major changes in the relationship - and arguably the balance of power - between the media and the public. This morning, we asked followers of The Media Blog to share their thoughts on Twitter's impact on their media habits. Below is a selectionof those we've received so far...
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Without wanting to sound like a Fox News contributor. Isn't it possible that the views expressed in the above tweets are still relatively marginal in terms of the way the majority of the population receive news.
Although, the title - how Twitter changed OUR media habits - I suppose, could mean just those tech-savy types who read the Media Blog.
Posted by: Christof | Mar 21, 2011 at 13:13