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This study explored the extent of journalists' use of Twitter in terms of interactivity and social cue using a content analysis of journalists' Twitter profiles (<em>N</em> = 555). Journalists with more personal and professional details on Twitter profiles were more likely to be highly interactive, a relationship that predicts higher perceptions of credibility based on past research. Results suggest the need for journalists to utilize interactivity more for increasing their impact on Twitter.
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Interactivity, Social Presence, and Journalistic Use of Twitter
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Creator: Littau, Jeremy
Creator: Jahng, Mi Rosie
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Lehigh University
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2016-04-01
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English
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electronic documents
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Journalism and Communication
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electronic documents
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Littau, . J., & Jahng, . M. R. (2016). Interactivity, Social Presence, and Journalistic Use of Twitter (1–). https://preserve.lehigh.edu/lehigh-scholarship/faculty-staff-publications/faculty-publications/interactivity-social-presence
Littau, Jeremy, and Mi Rosie Jahng. 2016. “Interactivity, Social Presence, and Journalistic Use of Twitter”. https://preserve.lehigh.edu/lehigh-scholarship/faculty-staff-publications/faculty-publications/interactivity-social-presence.
Littau, Jeremy, and Mi Rosie Jahng. Interactivity, Social Presence, and Journalistic Use of Twitter. 1 Apr. 2016, https://preserve.lehigh.edu/lehigh-scholarship/faculty-staff-publications/faculty-publications/interactivity-social-presence.