Bekanntlich findet man viel Unfug im Internet. Zwischen all dem Datenverkehr, verursacht durch Youtube, Youporn und ähnlichem, gesellen sich aber immer auch kleine Besonderheiten. Flüchtig in Gestalt und in viel geringerer Anzahl als der allgemeine Datenmüll glänzen sie in den Weiten des Netzes und strahlen auch über sie hinaus in die reale Welt. Ein besonderes Schmankerl der altehrwürdigen New York Times belichtet einen Lawinenunfall in den Washington Cascades, bei dem auch bekannte Freerider involviert waren. Der besonders gut recherchierte Artikel „Snow Fall – The Avalanche at Tunnel Creek“ zeigt, dass es im pseudocoolen Skibusiness noch Raum für hochwertigen Journalismus gibt. Darüber hinaus ist der Artikel  zudem webdesigntechnisch State of the Art. Das Fundstück der Woche begeistert trotz seines äußerst ernsten Themas durch seine multimediale Gestaltung und intuitiver Bedienung, u.a. dank  der Slicing-Technik wie kein uns bekannter (Schneesport-)Artikel zuvor. Zum Artikel “Snow Fall  – The Avalanche at Tunnel Creek” (John Branch)
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Net find of the week 08 KW 52 | Net journalism - state of the art
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As we all know, there is a lot of nonsense on the internet. But among all the data traffic caused by YouTube, Youporn and the like, there are always small peculiarities. Ephemeral in form and much smaller in number than the general data garbage, they shine in the vastness of the net and also radiate beyond it into the real world. A special treat from the venerable New York Times highlights an avalanche accident in the Washington Cascades in which well-known freeriders were also involved.
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