Southeast Asia Tsunami-MISSING PERSONS

If you are searching for a missing person, you can post a photo on this group page. You must register and create and account at Flickr, but it is a free account.

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Tsunami Help - Wikinews
tsunamihelp.blogspot.com

Search Victims:
http://www.phuketitcity.com/

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Tsunami Help - Wikinews
tsunamihelp.blogspot.com

Noch mal dieser Hinweis, siehe comments:
Seeking Info - Ask the Bloggers

TIME.com:

W E B E X C L U S I V E
Reading Room: The Tsunami
A collection of sites with first-person accounts and photos, maps — and how to help

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Tsunami Help - Wikinews
tsunamihelp.blogspot.com

BBC NEWS:

Readers of the BBC News website have been sending in their appeals for news of missing persons, which are published below. Can you help? Use the form on the right to send your stories. You can also send your photographs to yourpics@bbc.co.uk ...

Nur kurz darauf hingewiesen

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Tsunami Help - Wikinews
tsunamihelp.blogspot.com

via instapundit:
DIGITALGLOBE HAS SATELLITE IMAGERY OF THE TSUNAMI

via SPIEGEL: Bloggers at Front Line of Relief Efforts

If you want to find out more information about this week's tsunami of biblical proportions in Southeast Asia and how you can help the victims, the best place to go is a new blog in the Indian Ocean region that's compiling everything from requests by organizations seeking donations to victim lists.

Blogs are at the forefront of the tsunami recovery effort. While traditional media drags awaiting publication, and government hotlines jam or go unanswered, bloggers have hopped into the fray, providing needed information to relatives desperate to find loved ones and those hoping to join the rescue efforts.

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Tsunami Help - Wikinews
tsunamihelp.blogspot.com

via smartmobs.com:
Searching for someone? ICQ opened a special Communication Center

Wieder einmal die viel zu kurz gegriffene Entweder-Oder-Frage

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Tsunami Help - Wikinews
tsunamihelp.blogspot.com

via worldchanging.com, Links bitte im Beitrag dort anklicken!

WorldChangers Rohit Gupta and Dina Mehta were featured in a radio segment on today's edition of The World, a co-production of Public Radio International and the BBC. They're talking about the role blogs have played in distributing information about the South Asia tsunami. You can listen to the segment online, from The World's website (Windows Media). It's great to hear their voices.

I am convinced that the tsunami has been the transformative event for blogs, and I am proud that worldchanging contributors have played such a key role in making blogs a medium with real weight and value. Rohit and Dina's work at The South-East Asia Earthquake and Tsunami website, along with the work of their colleagues, has been remarkable and inspiring. Thank you, Dina. Thank you, Rohit. You've done us all proud.

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Tsunami Help - Wikinews
tsunamihelp.blogspot.com

Das entschädigt für den ganzen Mist der letzten Zeit. Und der Rest kann ruhig weiter seine Feindbilder pflegen.

Nachtrag:
Mit Abstand betrachtet ein leicht missverständlicher Kommentar. "Das" meint natürlich *nur* die Möglichkeiten der Nutzung von Blogs. Sonst kommt mir noch jemand mit der Johannes-Offenbarung, weil wir alle nicht ans Christkind geglaubt haben. Und morgen setz' ich dann Kochrezepte ins Blog. Vielleicht irgendwas mit Fisch?

Via: http://www.theworld.org/

Internet journals -- or weblogs -- have become popular outlets for internet-users....and they've often been a place of refuge for people in times of crisis. The World's Clark Boyd reports on how survivors of Asia's tsunamis are using weblogs to help deal with the aftermath of the disaster.

Bloggers Report

Communication platform for Tsunami Disaster victims and rescue helpers

The Tsunami Disaster Forum provide a web-based communication base for all people involved in the Tsunami disaster. You can search for missing people, tell others that you are OK or post any relevant information to keep others up to date. As the telephone lines of all organisations are quite busy, this forum helps to discharge the lines and unburden the brave people behind.

Tsunami Help - Wikinews

The SEA EAT (South-East Asia Earthquake and Tsunami) Wiki
This is an Emergency Database created by the SEA EAT Blog contributors Tsunami Help