Neuroscience
So sorry about what’s happening in New Orleans and Mobile and the rest of that Gulf coast.
If you’re a newsie, the two blogs I recently blogged are doing a swell job of reporting the humanity behind the stories. So I’m going to repeat them. It’s not much, but it’s all I can think of to do at the moment.
The Daily Nightly, from NBC News is full of snippets from NBC reporters, writers, and producers who are down South.
And the TV Newser features snippets from various tv news organizations’ coverage of Katrina.
Neither is exploiting the situation, just reporting. Lemme know about other good professional, but not-too-slick, news blogs.
And G-d bless.
- The Katrina Displaced: Some Resources
Certainly not a comprehensive listing, however several resource webpages have become available: Displaced Neuropsychologists From an individual voluntary effort: www.displacedpsychologists.org Displaced Neurologists I could not track down a specific resource...
- Podcast From @propublica, Or, How News Sausage Is Made
My new favorite podcast is from online news outlet ProPublica. The official blurb about it is: The ProPublica Podcast is a weekly program featuring interviews with reporters about the latest investigations published by ProPublica. I love the interviews...
- About The New Orleans Paper
I heard a NewsHour podcast this morning about how the New Orleans Times Picayune is covering New Orleans after Katrina. This is what the NewsHour web site says about the story: "In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, like so many other local institutions...
- Again With The Daily Nightly
Fascinating to watch NBC News embrace blogging (see the Daily Nightly) in which Brian Williams, news correspondents, and producers blog about the news that’s going to be in that night’s telecast (as well as some that isn’t). Now they’re “netcasting”...
- Blogging & Podcasting News
Just discovered that CBS News is blogging too. I prefer the casual yet newsy tone of NBC’s Daily Nightly, but CBS offers an RSS feed. And have I mentioned that the News Hour is podcasting? I don’t have time (or patience) to watch TV News, but I like...
Neuroscience
Katrina
So sorry about what’s happening in New Orleans and Mobile and the rest of that Gulf coast.
If you’re a newsie, the two blogs I recently blogged are doing a swell job of reporting the humanity behind the stories. So I’m going to repeat them. It’s not much, but it’s all I can think of to do at the moment.
The Daily Nightly, from NBC News is full of snippets from NBC reporters, writers, and producers who are down South.
And the TV Newser features snippets from various tv news organizations’ coverage of Katrina.
Neither is exploiting the situation, just reporting. Lemme know about other good professional, but not-too-slick, news blogs.
And G-d bless.
- The Katrina Displaced: Some Resources
Certainly not a comprehensive listing, however several resource webpages have become available: Displaced Neuropsychologists From an individual voluntary effort: www.displacedpsychologists.org Displaced Neurologists I could not track down a specific resource...
- Podcast From @propublica, Or, How News Sausage Is Made
My new favorite podcast is from online news outlet ProPublica. The official blurb about it is: The ProPublica Podcast is a weekly program featuring interviews with reporters about the latest investigations published by ProPublica. I love the interviews...
- About The New Orleans Paper
I heard a NewsHour podcast this morning about how the New Orleans Times Picayune is covering New Orleans after Katrina. This is what the NewsHour web site says about the story: "In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, like so many other local institutions...
- Again With The Daily Nightly
Fascinating to watch NBC News embrace blogging (see the Daily Nightly) in which Brian Williams, news correspondents, and producers blog about the news that’s going to be in that night’s telecast (as well as some that isn’t). Now they’re “netcasting”...
- Blogging & Podcasting News
Just discovered that CBS News is blogging too. I prefer the casual yet newsy tone of NBC’s Daily Nightly, but CBS offers an RSS feed. And have I mentioned that the News Hour is podcasting? I don’t have time (or patience) to watch TV News, but I like...