The Rake has an excellent roundup of news that went under-reported in the wake of the 35W bridge collapse. They have comments from reporters who worked the story. Here’s a few interesting pieces:
80 Percentage of local bloggers who wrote about the I-35 bridge the night it fell. Some hadn’t posted in six months, according to MNSpeak editor Max Sparber, who linked to every local post he could find on the topic.
18,000 Number of images posted on Flickr the night of the bridge collapse.
7 Reader Comments
7:18 pm
Of course, most local bloggers simply wrote “I’m okay,” or some version of that.
7:47 pm
‘Tis true.
8:32 pm
Was a good article, except for
Reality: In light of recent evidence, this theory may not be quite as “out there” as we had imagined.
I should have known better than to think they could go an entire article without slipping in some kind of childish slap.
10:25 pm
That’s a great article. I found the stories of what reporters were pulled away from particularly interesting.
There have been at least 2800 articles & posts written in MN mentioning “35W bridge collapsed” since, well, the bridge collapsed.
2:30 am
I read it last week — excellent stuff.
3:45 am
The bridge did what now?
12:00 pm
I should have known better than to think they could go an entire article without slipping in some kind of childish slap.
Can somebody please explain to enoughalready what irony means?