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Counterpoint to Ted (who(m) I adore): aggregation and followups are HARD to do right. Make sure your aggregation includes original reporting. Make sure you are acknowledging the conversation and adding value for ~your readers~.https://twitter.com/TheoTypes/status/1032280766506586112 …
Most importantly know who your readers are. Your readers are NOT (never) other journalists on Twitter. Like, never. (Sorry, friends.)
If your readers are not other journalists, then there’s nothing wrong with smart aggregation. Depending on your audience, it may be more important to contextualize big stories broken by others than to just focus on getting scoops.
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