http://lfpresslabs.com/2009/05/21/a-proud-and-sickening-day-in-tori-stafford-case/ Tracking the adoption of digital media at lfpress.com Tue, 16 Mar 2010 16:07:05 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 http://lfpresslabs.com/2009/05/21/a-proud-and-sickening-day-in-tori-stafford-case/#comment-38 lfpress Thu, 21 May 2009 14:06:39 +0000 http://lfpresslabs.com/?p=106#comment-38 Thanks Karen. Throughout it all I also have to say how pleased I was that our team also played a vital role in terms of trying to dispel rumours and events that we could not yet confirm. And only when we'd received sufficient confirmation did we get the info to our readers/viewers ASAP. Thanks Karen. Throughout it all I also have to say how pleased I was that our team also played a vital role in terms of trying to dispel rumours and events that we could not yet confirm. And only when we’d received sufficient confirmation did we get the info to our readers/viewers ASAP.

]]> http://lfpresslabs.com/2009/05/21/a-proud-and-sickening-day-in-tori-stafford-case/#comment-37 Karen L. Brown Thu, 21 May 2009 13:18:07 +0000 http://lfpresslabs.com/?p=106#comment-37 Kudos to your team for both the professionalism they displayed under very difficult circumstances and for the skill with which they presented the unfolding events moment by moment. Those of us who hunger for news as it happens were glued to the LFP site throughout the day and, much to my amazement, I took the odd call from friends normally dependent on print media asking for updates. Clearly the news couldn't come fast enough for anyone. Just as clearly print media was not even a consideration and even radio news wasn't satisfying the craving with their updates every half hour. In a very real sense, the news we got a minute ago becomes yesterday's news for those of us who have integrated technology into our everyday worlds. There's no looking back. Again, kudos to all. Kudos to your team for both the professionalism they displayed under very difficult circumstances and for the skill with which they presented the unfolding events moment by moment. Those of us who hunger for news as it happens were glued to the LFP site throughout the day and, much to my amazement, I took the odd call from friends normally dependent on print media asking for updates. Clearly the news couldn’t come fast enough for anyone. Just as clearly print media was not even a consideration and even radio news wasn’t satisfying the craving with their updates every half hour. In a very real sense, the news we got a minute ago becomes yesterday’s news for those of us who have integrated technology into our everyday worlds. There’s no looking back. Again, kudos to all.

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