Regan Pecjak and Paola Soto of U-T San Diego write about how the paper’s real estate reporter, Lily Leung, uses social media to cover her beat.
“Leung uses social media for more than just work. She said it is important to combine tweets for work with tweets about her life, for example. Leung said it shows the reporter is a real person rather than just a story producing robot.
“She added that people often reach out to her through social media with tips for stories.
“‘My daily routine involves blogging,’ Leung said.
“She tries to post every day and sometimes even more frequently.
“Leung admitted to not always having ideas for her blog posts, but said in these situations she oftentimes posts questions for readers to answer.”
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