Sunday, February 02, 2003

Listen up! Breaking News: NASA Asks Public for Shuttle Photo Uploads. NASA is asking the public to help in the investigation of the shuttle tragedy. The agency has set up this... [Dan Gillmor's eJournal] 9:46:08 PM

And from Texas. Dean Esmay is in the middle of the debris field in Palestine, Texas. 6:50:59 PM

Other sites... Daypop's Top 40 list -- all focus on the Columbia.  A good site to locate other sites to see. 3:51:09 PM

Front Page Images CyberJournalist.net has put together a gallery of cover snapshots from a sampling of sites and analyzed them.  It is a rather impressive collection of front page images from around the country.  Well worth the look. 3:36:30 PM

En Espanol eCuaderno: Spanish Blog by Jose Luis Orihuela Cobertura y repercusiones en la Web del desastre del Columbia (Web Coverage and Blog Reacts to Columbia Tragedy) 1:12:08 PM

Outliner task Will construct on roll using Outliner and Activerenderer later this pm.  12:05:24 PM

Family time... My apologies for not keeping this up-to-date.  But, I need to spend time with the kids before they leave today...  Will catch up later. 10:20:36 AM

And the flow continues... Our two (inno)cents' worth. Ross remembers Columbia's first launch through the eyes of his ten-year-old self. William Gibson does the same. Here's what surprised me most about my six-year-old's response yesterday: he was glued to the news. All day long. Not on TV ("They keep showing the same thing over and over"), but on radio ("Gee, the Israeli astronaunt had four kids"). Every time we got back in the car he wanted me to find a news station that might have more fresh information about What Happened. As usual, blogs don't always lead with the news, but they reliably make it personal. And there are so many wise old heads out there. Read Lou Josephs' post on the discussion page here. Lou's an old radio guy too. Should have noticed earlier that Susan Kitchens has lots of good stuff. [The Doc Searls Weblog] 10:04:53 AM