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RALEIGH, N.C. -
North Carolina Gov. Beverly Perdue has joined the growing masses getting out their message on Twitter.
Perdue announced Wednesday her office is now signed on to the microblogging Web site that limits users to messages of 140 characters or less.
The Twitter membership is the latest alternative communication source used by the Democratic governor. Her office also uses Facebook and YouTube to make announcements and release video featuring Perdue.
Perdue said in a news release - and on Twitter - that the new outlet will help her meet a goal of having "transparent, accountable and interactive" state government.
The governor's Twitter account came online last week.
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