For effective use of Storify as a news reporting tool, some basic journalistic and web-writing guidelines should be employed.
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Ellie K's comment,
January 15, 2:33 AM
Storify is an excellent tool for news reporting, among other things. I hope Twitter doesn't cut them off. Storify is one of the best Twitter feeder services that I can think of.
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Robin Good: Not everyone likes YouTube new interface facelift, but what counts, is how effective your YouTube presence is in helping you reach your audience and in be found, linked and discovered by new potential fans.
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Good approach to Storify, bringing journalistc structure to using it for storytelling