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02 September 2005

Katrina Aftermath: Sept 2, 2005: International Blogging for Disaster Relief Day

Here's a posting which gives an informed perspective on the blogosphere's reaction to Hurrican Katrina compared to how it reacted to the Tsunami. Some useful links in the comments, too.

posted by Paul Bradshaw @ 09:20

1 Comments:

At 3:46 pm, Blogger Donnacha DeLong said...

Call me a cynic, but I'm not all that surprised there's less focus on relief for the world's richest country than there was when the tsunami devastated large parts of the developing world.

 

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