Reporting Disaster on Deadline: A Handbook for Students and Professionals

Lee Wilkins · Martha Steffens · Esther Thorson · Greeley Kyle · Fred Vultee

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Covering disasters without becoming one -- Marty Steffens What's Probable and What's Possible: What the Emergency Community Knows and What the Journalists Don't -- Fred Vultee and Lee Wilkins Terrorism: Disasters that Communicate -- Fred Vultee The Crash Book Manual for Competitive Coverage - Schematic for Public Service Kent Collins and Greeley Kyle The Quality of Disaster News: Frames, Disaster Stages, and a Public Health Focus -- Esther Thorson The Frontline in Our Backyard: Journalists as First Responders -- Greeley Kyle Covering Consumer Issues: From Scams to Preparedness -- Marty Steffens More than just a victim: Citizen Journalism and Disasters -- Marty Steffens Roles and goals: Doing ethics to avoid journalistic disasters -- Lee Wilkins Conclusions: The social impact of better journalism -- Lee Wilkins

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