The New York Times | Aaron Fleishman
“On Monday night,” reports Jere Longman for the Times, “traffic on the town square was closed pending the arrival of 29 television satellite trucks.” Tuesday morning, Brad Bell, a reporter for WJLA-TV in Washington, D.C., tweeted a photo of the  “satellite garden” that had sprouted up in front of the courthouse. The Patriot-News’ Sarah Ganim took a photo of TV reporters setting up outside in the pre-dawn darkness. (Here’s a shot from Penn State student journalist Jeremy Kahn after the sun rose.)
Aaron Fleishman has compiled a list of media live-tweeting the hearing. Right after the hearing began, it ended:
In case last tweet didn’t take: #Sandusky gave up his right to a hearing. Charges will go to court. Instant chatter from gathered media.
— Jim Hamill (@JimHamill) December 13, 2011
Perhaps the most unusual tweet came from The Morning Call’s Andrew McGill: “Sandusky just entered courtroom. Walked by me. Only thing I can report is that he’s in a suit and has no distinctive smell.” || Earlier: Judge allows journalists to blog, tweet from Sandusky hearing (Poynter.org) || Related: U.K. judge to issue revised rules on courtroom tweeting Wednesday
