Very interesting line of thought .....
Those that use websites are bound to agree with you. (I typically use websites when I dont know an area)
Social media ... damn thing is splintered up into so many bits that it would be a full time job updating each platform .... and it would seem that many are now using this as their primary source of information.
Radio .... I followed this event on the radio in the car. (yes, I am that old)
Newspaper .... do these this exist ? (sarcasm) Okay, let's face it, the circulation numbers of newspapers are drastically down, with many closed down long ago. Then again, some people still prefer this over social media ....
Ironic that the very increase in modes of communication is making effective mass communication so much more difficult.
Disclaimer - every so often my job has me on sites while the fire embers are still smoldering. So for me it is a well known concept that any area affected by a fire is off limits until the all clear is given. Bit of an eye opener for me to see how many people are not aware of this most basic safety concept.
