Edited sentence: A French blog called Breaking Tweets "a mashup of a hot news with tweets directly linked to this news," stating that tweets are manually selected by journalists and "arranged so that they fit in a natural way in an article to tell the story authentically.A blog in Russia mentioned the language barrier but also said the site was "very creative.Breaking Tweets is an international journalism organization that tracks world news through the use of Twitter and distributes its content via the Internet.In addition to recognition for its coverage of the Iran Election, the The Poynter Institute for Media Studies also reviewed the site in April 2009, stating its usefulness "organizing the scattershot universe of all Tweets into comprehensible topics about specific places, times, and reaction to news events.It also posted tweets from the scene of the 2009 Jakarta bombings on July 17.It considers its content to be “hyperlocal gone global,” personalizing major news events through relevant tweets from around the world.It posted tweets from the scene of  an apparent attack on the Dutch Royal Family in the Netherlands on April 30, 2009.On June 9, 2009, Ashton Kutcher endorsed the site via a tweet, stating, "I dig the breakingtweets site.One day after the Poynter article was published, the site's founder learned that Breaking Tweets was blocked in Iran.Other reviews on the site have been posted by blogs around the world.Since launching on January 31, 2009, the site has launched three spin-off sites, Breaking Tweets Sports, Breaking Tweets Entertainment, and Breaking Tweets Chicago.The biggest criticism of the site is that it is operated in English only.The main site, the world version, received visits from 194 countries and more than 100 news organizations in its first six months.The site has also been reviewed by blogs in Australia, Germany, Switzerland, and Greece.The site has been known to provide tweets sent from the scene of breaking news events.The site has been noted for its innovation in the journalism community.The site was recognized by the The Poynter Institute for Media Studies for its coverage of the Iranian Presidential Election, 2009, particularly its ability to provide information from Iran through a network of trusted sources.uk highlighted the site's ability to personalize the news in its review