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Broadening the funding conversation—and not just the spotlight—on local news #FollowLocalJournalists. That’s the hashtag on a campaign that Twitter is launching today to encourage its users to do just that. According to Sara Fischer, of Axios, in addition to social-media activity, the campaign is running full-page ads in local papers owned by Gannett (including the Detroit Free Press and Miami Herald and Kansas City Star); the ads will steer readers to Twitter Lists of local reporters that they can follow. “Local journalists are so incredibly important to the conversation on Twitt...

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Ads to encourage people to follow local news accounts will run in newspapers like the Cincinnati Enquirer and the Detroit Free Press, Axios reported.

Twitter COVID-19 SOS In the midst of a raging COVID-19 pandemic, microblogging site Twitter has rolled out a dedicated page for helping Indian citizens to battle the disease. Called the COVID-19 SOS page, this page will share and provide all kinds of useful and verified information about resources to help COVID patients at this time of emergency. Additionally, there’s also a COVID-19 vaccine prompt to help with the vaccination drive. Also Read - iQOO 7 series pre-orders begin tomorrow: Offers, price and more The COVID-19 SOS page is currently live on Twitter and users can check it out via t...

After advanced search feature, Twitter rolls out fact pages, SOS lists to look for Covid resources Twitter notes that the SOS resources page will surface information from those offering or seeking immediate help. Users looking for access to hospital beds, oxygen, and food can visit this page which gets updated in real-time as people put out their emergency Tweets. advertisement (Picture: Twitter) HIGHLIGHTS As people turn to Twitter to seek help and post information, the micro-blogging site has now also rolled out more tools like SOS lists, prompts, fact pages and a live page. Twitter notes t...