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Society of Professional Journalists names 20 ‘industry thinkers’ to follow
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Quill online, of the Society of Professional Journalists, released its list of 20 “industry thinkers, innovators, and practitioners” to follow, and I’m humbled and honored to be one of them.
But what’s way more important that my tiny moment of fame is the list itself. It’s chock full of folks I want to know more about. Some were folks I follow regularly on Twitter and through the blogosphere. Folks like Vadim Lavrusik, who works for Mashable, or Steve Buttry, a longtime journalist who recently left the newspaper biz.
But I also came across some new folks who I can’t wait to get to know virtually. Below is the complete list, so you can do what I just did — follow all of them on Twitter.
– Gina
I'm Gina Masullo Chen, a 20-year veteran newspaper journalist who is a Ph.D. candidate in mass communications. I want to see journalism survive. I believe news organizations need to embrace new media, change their thinking, improve their content and innovate. Read more about me 

4 Comments
June 1st, 2010 at 9:39 pm
Congratulations, Gina. I’m so ahead of the curve, having followed you from the beginning.
June 3rd, 2010 at 10:52 am
@Brian Cubbison –
Thanks, Brian, although you have the order wrong. It was you who inspired me.
Hope all is well!
Gina
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