Can you share photos from news stories on Twitter?

No, you usually can't. News photos are often protected by copyright and reusing them without permission could get you in legal trouble.

In most cases, you can share others' stories on Twitter if they are publicly available and you give proper credit or reference. However, if the content is private or protected by copyright, sharing it could be against the law and Twitter's terms of use.

Definitely. To share a story on Twitter, start by crafting your message clearly. You can add images or links if relevant to enhance your story. Just keep in mind that Twitter's format is concise, so get to the point quickly.

Photos are super important. They can draw people in and make the story more vivid and engaging.

Yes. Instagram has a seamless process for sharing photos to stories. When you view a photo in your feed or in your saved collection, there are sharing icons. One of them is for sharing to your story. When you select it, you are taken to the story creation screen where you can customize how the photo will appear in your story. You can resize it, add filters, use the creative tools available like the pen tool or the text tool, and then post it to your story for your followers to see.

Yes, you can. Twitter provides options to control the visibility of your stories or tweets.

Yes, you can usually screenshot Twitter stories on your device. It's a common feature of most smartphones and computers.

Keep it short and snappy. Use clear language and focus on the most important points. Make sure to include a catchy headline and relevant hashtags.

Keep it simple and descriptive. Focus on highlighting the main point of the photo and use clear language.

Sure, you can share a long story on Twitter threads. Just break it up into multiple tweets and link them together for a continuous narrative.