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January 31, 2009
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Breaking Tweets Sports represents an exciting opportunity for organizations seeking to reach a niche audience of people interested in sports. The site specifically targets the 18 to 30-year-old demographic of sports enthusiasts across the world.
Breaking Tweets Sports is a part of the Breaking Tweets Network. In its first month alone, Breaking Tweets had visits from 100 countries and it expects to grow exponentially. It is being indexed well by Google and often appears in top search results for the countries and events it covers plus the word "tweets." The site is also marketing itself through Twitter and Facebook and gets new traffic from these sites everyday.
Those interested in becoming a sponsor or advertiser can contact Breaking Tweets Sports through our Contact page.
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BT Sports Co-Editors
Steven Cohen (@stevemco) is a journalism graduate student at DePaul University in Chicago.
Christiana Johns (@cmjohns) is a journalism graduate student at DePaul University in Chicago.
Jon Kerr (@jjkmedia) is a journalism graduate student at DePaul University in Chicago.BT Founder/Editor
Craig Kanalley (@ckanal) is a journalism graduate student at DePaul University in Chicago.More staff to be added soon.
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In the mold of Breaking Tweets, the philosophy behind this site is "hyperlocal gone global." There is an emphasis on what is happening in a specific place at a specific time and looks at how people are reacting to that event(s) in the area.
Tweets are manually selected by editors and arranged to tell a story in a journalistic style, including transition paragraphs. Tweets are essentially treated as quotes. Those with pictures, videos, and/or eyewitness accounts from the scene are priority, while tweets with instant reaction to the news will also be selected.
Sites on the Breaking Tweets Network seek to prove the value of Twitter as both a breaking news source and journalistic platform.
Follow Breaking Tweets Sports on Twitter @BTsports.
Serena wins Aussie Open
The initial reaction from Australia came in different flavors.
@larryhudson (Melbourne): Still stunned at Serena Williams' performance. Disappointing but amazing.
@ggw_bach (Sydney): so Serena wins again. What a champ.
@djmattyg007 (Melbourne): Safina got steamrolled by Serena Williams. she won in less than an hour 6-0 6-3. kind of boring really.
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Lisa Leslie @LisaLeslie
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Steve Nash @the_real_nash
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Paul Pierce @paulpierce34
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CC Sabathia @CC_Sabathia
Curt Schilling @gehrig38
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