On the Forecheck
Not on Twitter yet? Here’s another reason
by Forechecker on 02/05/09 at 02:24 PM ET
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Just in case you haven’t jumped on board the Twitter bandwagon, a fresh incentive was put out there today by Michael DiLorenzo (@umassdilo), the NHL’s Director of Corporate Communciations:
When u Tweet re: NHL Game of the Week on NBC (Sun., Penguins/Red Wings); use #NHLonNBC and u may win a sub to NHL GameCenter LIVE for 08-09!
When he says to “use #NHLonNBC”, that refers to the use of hashtags, a means by which Twitter users tag their updates for a specific topic. So a typical comment might read “Nice lead pass by Malkin, but Crosby dived on that tripping call. #NHLonNBC”. Hashtags are easily searchable, so all you have to do is sign in to Twitter, join the conversation Sunday afternoon, and you just might win!
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