#ge2010 poll: Who were the best tweeters, journalists and bloggers?
May 7th, 2010Posted by Judith Townend in Journalism, Multimedia, Newspapers, Online Journalism, Social media and blogging
Forget about the politicians and their wives, which journalist has done it for you during the general election? In this completely unofficial set of polls, let us know whose coverage you’ve enjoyed the most. If you’ve got notable mentions to add, drop us a line [judith at journalism.co.uk], tweet [@journalismnews] or comment below. Nominations were compiled using our readers’ suggestions – but add your own to the poll too!
Tags: Amandon Iannucci, Andrew Sparrow, cathy newman, Channel 4 FactCheck, ge2010, general election, Iain Dale, John Prescott, Malcolm Tucker, mark pack, Nick Robinson, paul waugh, political journalism
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