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![]() "D. Martin" wrote: Shortwave and AM radio are my primary sources for information. Both venues had adequate coverage. The mainstream press, consisting of newsprint and television, ignored this, at least initially. What do I believe their professional obligation is? I think one of the largest quakes in the last century is newsworthy. That's all. I expect them to do their job. Darren Let me now where you live. I'll contact your local paper and make sure they all come in early and publish a special edition just for you. It'll be at your door straight away next time. That might work. With regards to TV, they have to get people to the scene and begin reporting. Sometimes not an easy thing to do when total hell has broken out. I can detect that you are a dues paying member of the instant gratification age. dxAce Michigan USA |
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