Tweet the week BUMPER BANK HOLIDAY SPECIAL!: 10 interesting Tweets to kick off the week for journalists

1. Writing at speed? Apply scepticism

Why journalists must be cynics "@tipexxed Reporters are increasingly judged on their ability to fill space at speed http://t.co/Y8bryHFFHl"

— Mike Sassi (@MikeSassi) March 31, 2013

2. Intelligent analysis of paywalls in the UK

Excellent insight and analysis from Patrick Smith @mediabriefing as usual about latest Telegraph pay wall plans http://t.co/KgOZipo075

— Neil Wallis (@neilwallis1) March 28, 2013

3. Getting to grips with crowdsourcing can really reap rewards

They are so far beyond aimless call-outs to the crowd. ProPublica's @amzam on reader-assisted reporting: http://t.co/FbQGeeB6AI Recommended.

— Jay Rosen (@jayrosen_nyu) March 27, 2013

4. Who knows what about you online?

Fascinating tool that collects your own data from third party services http://t.co/AisXmxW0Ll #cityent

— Paul Bradshaw (@paulbradshaw) March 25, 2013

5. The argument for blogs being covered by the press regulator – whatever form it takes:

Why press regulation should cover blogs | Head of Legal – http://t.co/EJRORBXw6Z (via @DavidAllenGreen)

— Catherine O'Connor (@Cath_OConn) March 24, 2013

6. Saying sorry …. but where?

Where should newspapers put corrections? There's no easy answer http://t.co/d7T1f7u4yF via @guardian

— David Banks (@DBanksy) March 24, 2013

7. Before you dismiss Buzzfeed, what can we learn from it?

6 lessons from BuzzFeed as it launches in the UK http://t.co/gxaQ3CIpcg #journalism

— Journalism.co.uk (@journalismnews) March 25, 2013

8. An obituary which should be an inspiration to journalists

Guardian obit for Peter Harvey and the amazing yarn that won him a British Press Award. http://t.co/9zwhN5ZgGu

— Stephen Brook (@ViscountBrooky) March 31, 2013

9. Visualising Twitter conversations

How to visualise conversations around Twitter hashtags w/ Google Refine & @Gephi – post by @psychemedia http://t.co/FQ6ygu4GuL #ddj #dataviz

— DataJournalism.com (@datajournalism) March 27, 2013

10. And finally … proof Gary Lineker really doesn’t understand, well, much? (or that revenge is a dish best served cold?!)

Rafa sacked you say? “@GaryLineker: More newspaper journalists arrested. Why ever would they need regulating? Such a trustworthy bunch.”

— Dan Silver (@dansilver_) March 31, 2013