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Hurricane coverage in the new news ecology « Connecticut … Twitter and other social media, blogging, widespread access to mobile smart phone technology and other factors have created what our...

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to Facebook and Twitter, to our website. It should mean (we’re slowly getting there) that we use maps, timelines, charts, videos and slideshows to help tell the story, because it improves the ...

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Truly digital first. RT @mattderienzo: Covering a hurricane in the new news ecology. http://bit.ly/okTVbf #JRC 28

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Kudos to the Torrington Fire Department. The Torrington Fire Department responded in 15 minutes to my call for a flooded basement, during tropical storm Irene on August 28, 2011. I had a sump pum...

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As Jeff Jarvis suggested in his post on #stormporn - http://t.co/jHDM6df - journalists owe it to their community to be useful, not alarmist. To see your newsroom walk that talk is inspiring. Brav...

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