I’m on MSNBC at 9:15a to talk about the online resources to find the missing. To get to all the links, About.com did a great job of compiling a list of lists here.
6 responses to “The missing”
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Good job, Jeff. You represent the blogosphere very well.
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Nice job Jeff. I didn’t even know you where coming on MSNBC, I just happened to tune in right when you came on.
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Jeff, Caught you on MSNBC this morning. Although I disagree with much of what you wrote this week, you did a great job on T.V.
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From Ethan Zuckerman is this account of an attempt to unite all the databases of the missing: http://www.ethanzuckerman.com/blog/?p=167
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Jeff,
Has anyone done a study on the benefits os the citizen action groups that spring up after a disaster. I imagine it will be a few years in the future before we can start really seeing the benefits os this. With people making googloe maps that show damage to college students setting up databases in the shelters like ethan speaks of above. Even if the Govt is slow…the blogosphere is making sure people find there familys
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When you were on MSNBC did you give a disclaimer that you’re a hired consultant with about.com?
About.com destroys Firefox on a Mac, unless you have a gig of memory.
