The rest is still unwritten

simonnricketts:

“Twitter does its best work in the first five minutes after a disaster, and its worst in the twelve hours after that.” - @rolldiggity

There is a quiet that descends in a newsroom when a big story breaks.

Forget the Hollywood clichés of cigar-chewing editors shouting…

What I have discovered about twitter is that (approx) 90% of people have good intentions, they try to help by RTing things en masse, But as you have rightly pointed out, a lot of the time it is false information. However, when I saw photos being RT’d of maimed and dead victims, with people think they were doing ‘good’ by getting the severity of the attacks out there, people, including Rihanna (and/or her PR team) should certainly have taken 5 minutes to think about things before pressing ‘send’.

dknyprgirl:

1. There is no “i” in team, but there is one in “chic”. Dress the part, because it matters.

2. People remember how they are treated. Be kind to everyone- you never know where they will eventually end up.

3. Being accessible makes you indispensable.

4. Communication is your job, silence is…

A fine example of how less can mean so, so much more…

Stunning.