A couple of years ago, I was heavily reprimanded by the managing editor of The Australian for using Twitter to comment on the stories I was covering. We had a fundamental disagreement about the value of the social networking service. I genuinely thought that my tweets from press conferences and disaster zones were supplementing the experience of reading the newspaper in print, and she genuinely thought they were giving readers an excuse to avoid doing exactly that. Among other things, she said, I was acting selfishly, putting my own interests before that of the masthead, and that in acting selfishly I was also acting against my own best interests.
“Do you really think that ‘Matthew Franklin’ means as much to readers as ‘Matthew Franklin of The Australian‘?” she asked.
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I don’t think she would have liked my answer, though, had she given me time to give it.
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