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:

·     Here's an inside look into Main Street America's claim-tech selection process, courtesy of the company's VP of claims. http://ow.ly/13p7V 

·     NYIA says rampant abuse of the state's no-fault system is due to bogus medical mills and unscrupulous medical providers. http://www.nyia.org 

·     The Feb. issue is live! Read about the AIC, frozen-pipe claims, commercial losses, slip-and-falls, going green, and more! http://ow.ly/1364c 

·     Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow this morning, but our fraud of the week is more like Groundhog Day, the movie. http://ow.ly/12Z4G 

·     Pubic adjuster-represented claims only have two possible outcomes. Find out what they are in this week's web exclusive. http://ow.ly/12Flg 

·     Mitchell's latest Industry Trends Report examines total loss trends and using technology to speed loss reports. http://ow.ly/12BqS 

·     Fire claims are soaring as policyholders use space heaters, fireplaces during cold winters and tough economic times. http://ow.ly/11urq 

·    RT @LWorters: Natl Ins. Crime Bureau received 5,562 tips from public in 2009-double previous yr. Helped uncover fraudulent insurance schemes www.nicb.org

·     A Katrina-related ruling affirmed an insurer’s claim practices in a Miss. case. Read my interview with the lead attorney. http://ow.ly/11nkt

·     I'm looking to get in on all this iPad news! Anyone want to speculate on how it could aid claim professionals? Send to egilkey@sbmedia.com 

·     RT @ClaimsCareer: #IAS Claim Services seeking a qualified, professional cat claims property adjuster www.claimscareer.com

·     U.S. RE and National Catastrophe Adjusters have formed Blue Hill Claims Mgmt to provide claims services to P/C carriers. http://ow.ly/115wY