If you’re interested in following online news organizations on Twitter, then you’re in luck because many of them have opened up their doors to the public. Here are 10 of the best that you can follow on Twitter this year.
List of 10 News Organizations You Should Follow on Twitter
If you’re like most people, you probably follow a list of news organizations on social media. But which ones? Here’s a list of 10 news organizations you should be following on Twitter. BYEBERRY.COM
1) The New York Times
2) Washington Post
3) Wall Street Journal
4) BBC News
5) NPR News
6) Guardian U.K.
7) Huffington Post US
8) Fox News Channel
9) Reuters News Agency
10) RT America
Top 10 Reasons to Follow a News Organization
- For breaking news: follow the main networks and cable news channels, as well as specialized outlets (such as The Wall Street Journal’s Money Watch) zegbeg.com
- For in-depth coverage of a specific topic or issue: follow specific reporters or organizations who cover that area well
- To stay up to date on trends and developments: follow key industry players and influential journalists
- To connect with like-minded people: join news organizations’ Twitter feeds and discuss stories with fellow followers
- To learn from experts: check out the institution’s Twitter account for guest commentary or interviews with staffers
- To get a better understanding of how democracy works: follow relevant political figures and watch debates and town halls live on social media
- To stay informed about world events: follow international news organizations such as The New York Times, The Guardian, and Le Monde Diplomatique
- To stay up to date on what’s happening in your local community: follow journalists based in your area
Top 10 Ways to Find Out What’s New in the World of News
- The Associated Press
- Reuters
- BBC News
- Fox News
- Huffington Post
- New York Times
- USA Today
- Wall Street Journal
- NPR
- TIME
Top 10 Facts About News Organizations
- The New York Times (@nytimes) is the oldest and most-read news organization on Twitter with more than 2.5 million followers.
- The Associated Press (@AP) is the second-largest news organization on Twitter with more than 1.5 million followers.
- BuzzFeed (@BuzzFeed) has been the fastest-growing news organization on Twitter since it launched in 2011, and now has more than 1 million followers.
- Reuters Corporation (@Reuters) is the largest news organization in the world by revenue, with more than $1 billion in 2016 revenue from its media division alone.
- Vice Media (@VICE) is a global media company that produces content for digital platforms including Vice News, Motherboard, Thump and Broadly, as well as print magazines like GQ and Esquire.
- RT America (@RT_America) is a Russian state-funded news outlet that has become one of the most popular news organizations on Twitter with more than 700,000 followers.
- The New Yorker (@NewYorker) has been publishing journalism since 1925 and now has over 800,000 followers on Twitter.
- National Public Radio (@NPR) was founded in 1970 as an alternative to commercial radio and now boasts nearly 1 million followers on Twitter. NPR also operates several social media accounts devoted to specific topics including: Science & Technology (S&T), Food & Wine (F&W),
