News is increasingly broken on Twitter, and you can follow events as they unfold in real time, often in the voices of real, on-the-ground people. We’d love to get a conversation going - here and on Twitter, of course.ġ.
Do they sound familiar to other tweeting foundations? Do you have others to add? And, if you don’t tweet - or you can’t make a convincing argument inside your foundation - does this help? Yet after two years and some 2,000 tweets, people still occasionally ask “ Why do the Open Society Foundations tweet?” I thought it would be useful to share my “top ten” reasons with you. So I take it as an article of faith that Twitter is a key tool in our foundations’ communications strategy, and that it ultimately supports the larger Open Society mission. I train others in the organization to use the platform, and, typically, spend way too much of my own time there. I spend several hours a month managing the Open Society Foundations’ Twitter presence. Ten Reasons Why We Use Twitter - The Communications Network - Ten Reasons Why We Use Twitter | The Communications Network Skip to Content Menu Search Search Search
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