Wiki journalism
Reporting
Emergency
Citing the example of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, CNET reported that:
"In times of emergency, wikis are quickly being recognized as important gathering spots not only for news accounts but also for the exchange of resources, safety bulletins, missing-person reports and other vital information, as well as a meeting place for virtual support groups."[1]
Sources
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