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The new Twitter integration on the homepage of OnMilwaukee.com lets readers see the last 10 "tweets" regarding Milwaukee issues. |
| By OnMilwaukee.com Staff Writers |
| Published April 27, 2009 at 7:55 a.m. |
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MILWAUKEE -- For the past 11 years, OnMilwaukee.com has innovated with its use of relationship and social media tools. Today, the company announced that it's the first in the Milwaukee region to incorporate local Twitter feeds into the interface of its online magazine.
The new Twitter integration on the homepage of OnMilwaukee.com lets readers see the last 10 "tweets" regarding Milwaukee issues. Located in the left column above the skyscraper ad, the innovative application checks Twitter every 15 minutes for new tweets.
"Incorporating micro blogging into our design was a natural move as it continues to strengthen our hyper-local approach to media. Adding Twitter not only greater personalizes OnMilwaukee.com's approach, it adds relevant content for our passionate readership," said Andy Tarnoff, OnMilwaukee.com publisher and co-founder.
As an online-only media company who has built its own software and applications, it's vital that OnMilwaukee.com continue to expand its reach and strengthen connections for its readers and advertisers, said Tarnoff. Twitter is just another way to build these relationships.
In the coming weeks, OnMilwaukee.com will aggregate tweets by keyword into individual articles and sections.
Live blogging, another innovative social media tool, also has been incorporated into OnMilwaukee.com. Reporters and guest bloggers will use the software to report at live events, stream video and provide real time reactions from readers. OnMilwaukee.com is currently using the system to during Milwaukee Brewers games and has lined up a series of celebrity bloggers to participate in future events.
"Media that isn't a collaborative and interactive experience is dead. At OnMilwaukee.com will know that today's media consumer wants to be a part of the conversation. Our latest improvements continue our philosophy of the perpetual beta," added Tarnoff.
OnMilwaukee.com's next live blogging event is an interactive chat about Milwaukee's festival season. It's scheduled for 9 a.m. on April 28.
OnMilwaukee.com is Milwaukee's only daily online magazine and city guide. Its mission is simple: create amazing media and move Milwaukee forward.
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Posted by Jeff Sherman on April 28, 2009 at 3:48 p.m. (report)
There are plans to expand the use of our Twitter account. Merchandise, contests, live remotes. Stay tuned. Thanks for reading.
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Posted by Michael_P on April 27, 2009 at 4:51 p.m. (report)
Any plans to use your twitter acct for purposes other than tweeting links to your new post?
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