PAGES

201 – 207

DOI

10.1080/08109020210141380
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Media Use During a Crisis

John Carey.

After learning about the crisis of September 11, Americans overwhelmingly turned to television for more information. However, people used multiple sources of information. The Web and e-mail appear to have played important but secondary roles to television and the telephone. Overall, the media functioned well in meeting the extraordinary demands for information and communication.

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