Catherine Carlock
Catherine Carlock of the Boston Business Journal writes about what happened when Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders tweeted out a story she wrote.
Carlock writes, “I was floored. The Business Journal is a niche publication, writing local business news for a local business audience. Over the past nine years I’ve worked for this company, it’s rare for my work to get attention from an out-of-state U.S. senator — let alone a possible nominee to be President of the United States.
“I texted some of my colleagues. ‘So, uh, Bernie tweeted one of my stories?’ I wrote.
“‘SANDERS?!’ wrote back fellow reporter Jessica Bartlett.
“I replied in the affirmative, then put my phone on airplane mode to enjoy the movie — the newest adaptation of Jane Austen’s Emma. (It was a charming delight.)
“Two hours later, when the movie got out, I pulled out my phone again as my friend and I stood in the cold waiting for the MBTA Green Line. Text after text had been rolling in.”
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