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MiG Writers: Six middle grade & YA writers who blog about the craft and business of writing for young people.

Pixel Shavings: Six children's book illustrator/writers who blog about their process, with sample images.

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Welcome to iPadGirl, my blog about e-books, digital publishing (esp. effect on children's publishing), iPad apps for writers, and using the iPad for creative inspiration. I post much more frequently in my iPadGirl Twitter account than I do in this blog.

Thanks to BusinessInsider for profiling me in their iPads and creativity article!

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Sep092010

Twitter: A Powerful Publishing Tool

DateThursday, September 9, 2010 at 10:24 AM in

From Like It or Not, Twitter Has Become a News Platform:

The reality is that, for all its flaws, Twitter is a publishing tool, and an increasingly powerful one. And it can be used by anyone, journalist and non-journalist alike.

News on Twitter can't replace a complete report of an important event, but you can't argue with the fact that it's a powerful publishing tool for "here's what's happening RIGHT NOW" accounts.

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