Which Oklahoma celebs on Twitter are worth following or forgetting?
Features Andrew Gilman
The Twitterverse is a great, big place filled with possibilities. We
looked at a few Twitter-happy celebrities from Oklahoma, and whether
they’re worth your precious time.
CFN Gazette staff
You guys! Miranda Lambert’s dog is missing. She tweeted the news to Chicken-Fried News
personally. And also to her 1.3 million other followers. But still, we
think she was mainly reaching out to us.
A sharply worded message on social media from Oklahoma's House speaker to a college dean raises some eyebrows.
News Greg Horton
A Twitter message by state House Speaker T.W. Shannon, R-Lawton, raised
some hackles last month for suggesting cuts to higher education while
also seeming to threaten the job of a college dean.
Local law enforcement agencies turn to social media in their fight against crime.
News Brendan Hoover
Local law enforcement agencies are enlisting help from the public in
fighting crime through social media. Through Facebook, Twitter and other
online methods, they can release information faster and easier than
ever, said Mark Myers, Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office (OCSO)
spokesman.