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It's all new -- Local 10's JustNews.com has just started a Facebook page called "WPLG Local 10."

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Lots of people are also keeping in touch with Twitter, a social Web site that allows users to send one-sentence updates about their lives to their friends.

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Now, it goes without saying we'd highly encourage you to make "talkto10" your first follow -- reporters send Tweets from the field while covering stories, and any breaking news is immediately "tweeted" to you.

You can also tweet back and send us story ideas. Or just ask political reporter Michael Putney where he buys his ties. It's another way to engage a two-way conversation with Local 10, as JustNews.com's Barb Besteni says.

"We're really looking forward to using it during hurricane season," Besteni said.

Then, reporters will provide tweets from the field, and the Local 10 weather team will keep viewers informed via Twitter as well.

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