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06/07/2016

Social media overview and new Twitter channels

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On a newly created overview page all ongoing activities concerning social media are now listed and described:http://idw-online.de/de/channeloverview
(can also be accessed via the idw homepage: About idw > idw Channels).

Twitter channels made to measure

So far, all idw news categorised as research findings was tweeted via a single Twitter channel. From now on, idw operates several Twitter channels and thus enables precisely targeted follow-up of the content:
In addition to “idw news” >http://twitter.com/idw_online,“English-language news” http://twitter.com/idw_online_en or “infos for journalists” such as accreditation instructions or up-to- date lists of experts http://twitter.com/idw_journalist

the idw team has compiled the research findings and research projects of all 32 idw subject areas in 5 lists of topics on Twitter:
Technology + Industry>
http://twitter.com/idw_online/lists/technik-industrie
Society + Culture>
http://twitter.com/idw_online/lists/gesellschaft-kultur
Health>
http://twitter.com/idw_online/lists/gesundheit
Environment + Life>
http://twitter.com/idw_online/lists/um-welt-leben
Economics, Politics + Law>
http://twitter.com/idw_online/lists/wirtschaft-recht

Separate subscriptions to specific subject areas are also available as an alternative.


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