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Profnet Experts: A list of experts available to talk about the Sept. 11 attacks. |
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Howstuffworks “September 11, 2001”: Answers to basic questions about the September 11 terrorist attack on the United States. |
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IRE: ‘s Related Web Links: Useful links by category, on everything from aviation to biological warfare. |
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OJR: List of resources by category compiled by Paul Grabowicz. |
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The Poynter Institute’s Terrorism page: Essays and tips from the great minds at Poynter. |
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American Press Institute’s Special Report: Crisis Journalism: A Handbook for Media Response. |
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News Librarians: A fascinating and useful list of questions posted and answers received to the news librarians mailing list after the World Trade Center attack. |
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AssignmentEditor.com’s Attack Links: Short, free list of basic sites. |
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RTNDA’s Attack Links: Tips for covering terrorism, plus useful links. |
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Terrorism Research Center: Links for in-depth terrorism information. |
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NewsLab’s Links for Covering Terrorism |
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SAJA: Source list for U.S. and South Asia stories. |
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FACSNET: Backgrounders for covering the war on terrorism. |
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No Train, No Gain: Sept. 11 resources from this newsroom training site. |
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ASNE: Resources for high school journalists. |
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Newslab: Glossary of terror terms |
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Terrorism answers: Terrorism and Sept. 11-related fact sheets in an easy-to-digest question-and-answer format. |
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Media After 9/11: I Want Media’s new archive of some 150 articles traces significant events across the media landscape following last year’s terrorist attacks — coverage issues, media office evacuations, newsroom anthrax attacks, and death of Daniel Pearl, and more. |
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News Watch: Reporting on Sept. 11: A list of resources and tips from journalism industry organizations, and a directory of ethnic news media outlets. |
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Special Report: Terrorist Attacks: JournalistsToolbox’s directory of links. |
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Special Libraries Association New Librarians’ Division: Links on The Buildings and Rebuilding, Changes in America since 9/11, Charities and Organizations Established for 9/11, and Commemorations. |
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The Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma: Resources on how Ground Zero-related trauma affects survivors, victims and journalists. |
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LLRX.com: News and legal resources, information and related services. |
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MediaMap’s attack-related resources: Broad collection of coverage resources. |
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Teaching for Change: Sept. 11 resources for educators. |
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Human Rights Watch: Links on terrorism and the war in Afghanistan from this human rights organization. |
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The Avalon Project at Yale Law School: Includes scores of primary documents, from speeches to press releases. |
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The September 11th Sourcebooks: National Security Archive online readers on terrorism, intelligence and “the Next War.” |
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South Asians Among The Sept. 11 Victims: Useful links from SAJA. |