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: Freedom to Differ"Everyone's digital these days"
In the Washington Post, Howard Kurtz talks about how Dr Sanjay Gupta used Twitter to confirm he had been approached by the Obama administration about the US Surgeon General's post:
I confirmed yesterday that Obama has offered the job and that Gupta had all but officially accepted. Got it up on the Web site at 2:36 p.m., mere moments after filing the story. Cyberspeed comes in handy sometimes. CNN, where I host a weekly program, didn't report it until 3:59, but the blogs went crazy--lead story on HuffPost, top of Drudge's page, then the NYT and others. Gupta wouldn't comment to me--while not denying the story--but confirmed on his Twitter feed that he "has been approached by the Obama administration about the U.S. surgeon general's post." Everyone's digital these days.
Read more here. Interesting that Gupta wouldn't speak to a journalist but would comment on Twitter. Is it a sign of things to come? Should journalists be worried?
Full post as published by Freedom to Differ on January 08, 2009 (boomark / email).
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