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See what journalists are saying on Twitter with JournalistTweets from Cision May 19, 2009

A Twitter feed of tweets from journalists: "JournalistTweets is a Twitter directory of journalists by industry and country. The directory is powered by Cision's Media Database, the world's largest and most reliable media database."

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