Claims Magazine is twittering every day about breaking news and timely topics -- not to mention keeping readers up to date on what's being posted on claimsmag.com. What is Twitter? It is a way to communicate and stay connected through the exchange of quick, frequent messages that are 140 characters or less.

You can "follow" Claims Magazine's postings by clicking here. In the meantime, below is a sample of the many tweets made throughout this week and last:

  • Check our Facebook page for stories and updates: http://www.facebook.com/ClaimsMagazine
  • The Claims team is returning from Texas today. If you didn't catch this year's NASP conference, watch for our calendar in December's issue!
  • The Claims team is down in Texas at the NASP Conference. Watch for more updates from the floor as the conference coverage continues!
  • Speaker Dr. Wecht's commitment to truth and science have edged us closer to learning what really happened in Dealey Plaza on Nov. 22, 1963.
  • Dr. Wecht disproved the previously accepted theory that only one gunman was involved in JFK's death and coined the "magic bullet" phrase.
  • Dr. Wecht: "What happened was an effort by two or more people to kill JFK. What has happened since has been a conspiracy to hide the truth."
  • Keynote speaker Dr. Cyril Wecht kicked off the NASP conference. Spoke about the importance of finding conclusions using documented evidence.
  • Register today for WIND 2011! More than 40 prof. dev. workshops, NFIP, Prof. Appraisers Design, and more! Visit www.windconference.com
  • This month's issue of Claims magazine is online. Read about subro legal strategies, auto glass, and more here: http://ow.ly/36dCS
  • Read about how inaccurate contact data can affect more than company costs in this week's web exclusive. http://ow.ly/36c8Q
  • The Claims team is in Dallas & will deliver conference updates from the floor so stay tuned!
  • The auto fraud schemes we just retweeted are just one example of how auto glass claims are turning into a nightmare: http://ow.ly/35b8b
  • Armenians busted for huge Medicare scam also said to be involved in auto-fraud schemes. Another example of crooks... http://fb.me/LQL7pvzs
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