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- pyyhkala, on 09/02/2008, -0/+2Nice work. Also check out
http://twitter.com/gustavreporter
who has coverage as well as many other Twitter links to people liveblogging the storm from Nola. I'd be especially interested in any audio podcasts done during the storm have not really found any. It was also interesting to listen to Nola emergency management scanner radio frequencies which I found through
http://twitter.com/jeftek
If you listen to a police scanner, stream, or liveblogger etc. you often get much more perspective on the story than the mainstream media offers. - markmayhew, on 09/02/2008, -0/+1thanks gwen
- markmayhew, on 09/02/2008, -0/+1funny you should mention, I used utterz to upload audio during Gustav, I'll find link to me, or you can check http://utterz.com
probably "MarkMayhew" - gwensutton, on 09/02/2008, -0/+1Even though being concerned for your safety and the safety of others, I found your up to the minute news powerful. It was not rehearsed, it was real on the spot news as it was happening. Since you were planning on staying in the area that was a very creative and informative way of using Social Media. Not just another means of getting people to follow you on Twitter or increase the news ratings. (humm . . . I wonder if others are being paid for so much publicity about twitter).
- markmayhew, on 09/02/2008, -0/+17 diggs in only a few minutes? show your support for (not evacuating)New Orleans, digg away ;)
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