June 11th, 2009
Yesterday, we noted that “Web 2.0” had been recognized as the “ one millionth English word ” by The Global Language Monitor. Today, the AP Stylebook, which you might remember from journalism classes, has officially added Twitter. The significance of this is that journalists now have an official way that they should – if they’re following the Stylebook – refer to the microblogging service in any articles that mention the service. So how does The Associated …
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: TY! RT@1netka @Tkegl AP stylebook = World War I or World War II. capitalized if you are referring to I or II. If no I or II, use world war.2010-07-30T02:45:09Z - Reply - View Tweet -
: @1netka THANK YOU!!!! I knew someone out there must have had the AP Stylebook... mine is lost.. :(2010-07-30T02:43:56Z - Reply - View Tweet
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: @Tkegl AP stylebook = World War I or World War II. needs to be capitalized if you are referring to I or II. If no I or II, use world war.2010-07-30T02:42:47Z - Reply - View Tweet -
: @SVBeitel well I have an AP Stylebook a print journalism degree and a keen eye. Would you like to get into the referral business?2010-07-30T00:39:14Z - Reply - View Tweet -
: RT @APStylebook: @arleneworsley The 2010 AP Stylebook, which is available for purchase on apstylebook.com now, includes our new social media guidelines.2010-07-30T00:38:39Z - Reply - View Tweet
