Post by Freddy Peterson on Oct 24, 2014 16:40:26 GMT
It seems that much of the media in the US is focusing on the Ebola outbreak. Two days ago I was in Omaha, Nebraska at the hospital where a young man had been treated for Ebola (and was released at the same time I was walking into the hospital - a bit crazy with news coverage).
I'm curious if our international members are hearing much about Ebola as well? Our media often "blows up" a story to get ratings, but then complains about the overwhelming chaos of news coverage by others. It's a no-win situation, and the public (ME) gets frustrated by the barrage of information.
But enough on that... what does Ebola mean to you?
I'm curious if our international members are hearing much about Ebola as well? Our media often "blows up" a story to get ratings, but then complains about the overwhelming chaos of news coverage by others. It's a no-win situation, and the public (ME) gets frustrated by the barrage of information.
But enough on that... what does Ebola mean to you?
