Tweets for Keeps: January 2020

★Fantastically Useful★ INTERACTIVE Visual Directory of 400+ #DataViz tools: https://t.co/cH5tRRkbhF
——————#BigData #DataScience #BI #DataStorytelling #VisualAnalytics #DataVisualization #DataScientists #abdsc pic.twitter.com/6DL6wOwx9x

— Kirk Borne (@KirkDBorne) January 30, 2020

Reverse image search is one of the most well-known & easiest digital investigative techniques. However, if you only use @Google search, you will be disappointed more often than not. Check out @bellingcat's @AricToler Reverse Image Search Guide for tips https://t.co/tBCaXCs2FR pic.twitter.com/NnqJUpKNyv

— GIJN (@gijn) January 6, 2020

#Publicmedia must be bold and ingenious to stay relevant in the world of media disruption and to negotiate political tensions says PMA President and @radionz CEO, Paul Thompson, in our latest #Insight. @strikerpaul
#PSM #PSB #RNZ #BBC https://t.co/yfJD5aLUCt

— PublicMediaAlliance (@PublicMediaPMA) January 18, 2020

“Local journalism is going to be the last piece of the puzzle, but we are beginning to see the seeds (of success). It’s a market we hope to get into in another few years.” – Business Insider CEO Henry Blodget https://t.co/TTPrzzLvGc

— Joseph Lichterman (@ylichterman) January 17, 2020

"It’s easy to obtain a list of libraries through your local, regional, or national library association." https://t.co/22p4YZAhle #selfpublishing #IARTG #ASMRG #amwriting #writingcommunity #writetip

— Alliance of Independent Authors (ALLi) (@IndieAuthorALLI) January 31, 2020