Taller de Investigación Documental - otoño 2013: septiembre 2013

La revista Time publica cada año los 50 mejores sitios web del mundo, pero no se guía por criterios de como están conformadas estos sitios, si no por su utilidad. Estos sitios web ayudan al lector a conocer más sobre su mundo, desde noticias internacionales, hasta páginas de del clima mundial.

La clasificación está basada en la certeza de las fuentes y la veracidad de su información. Todas las páginas web están en inglés porque la revista Time se publica en este idioma. Pero viendo el perfil de las páginas se encuentran cosas realmente útiles para una investigación, claro que depende del tema.

Les daré a conocer las primeras 10 y dejo abajo el link por si lo quieren revisar.

Este año este artículo lo publicó Harry McCracken y también se encuentran los links de las 50 páginas y un poco sobre lo que es cada página web.

Las 10 mejores:

1. Upworthy
2. Quartz
3. Weather. gov
4. Chart girl
5. Narratively
6. Digital Public Library of america
7. Soundcloud
8.TWiT.tv
9. 5-seconds films
10. This is a Jam

Revista TIME: http://techland.time.com/2013/05/06/50-best-websites-2013/slide/5-second-films/

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A woman holds her baby while standing at the door of her damaged house in Veracruz, Mexico, on Sept. 17. Heavy rains lashed the country after tropical storms Manuel and Ingrid set off landslides and floods over three days, damaging bridges, roads and homes.

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A soldier wades through the water at the airport of Acapulco, a popular beach resort in Guerrero state, Mexico.

A three-day downpour cut off several roads in Acapulco, wrecking cars, and restricting the delivery of supplies to the Pacific port city of 750,000 people where the tourist trade has suffered in recent years from a surge in drug gang violence.

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A woman wades through the flood waters at the airport of Acapulco.

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The Mexican Army helps tourists board an airplane at the flooded airport of Acapulco.

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Police cars stranded at the Acapulco airport.

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Tourists queue at an improvised check-in counter at the Acapulco airport.

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People walk through flooded streets in Acapulco. Stranded tourists salvaged belongings from submerged cars in Acapulco which had become a floodplain on Tuesday.

Reuters

A dead pig lies among debris on a beach in Acapulco.

A home collapsed into the Huacapa River which overflowed due to heavy rains caused by Tropical Storm Manuel near the town of Petaquillas.

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People stand next to a collapsed bridge over the Huacapa River near the town of Petaquillas.

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In this photo released by Mexico’s presidential press office, Mexico’s President Enrique Pena Nieto meets with people affected by Tropical Storm Manuel in Acapulco.

Pena Nieto toured the disaster zone on Monday and ordered efforts to reopen the highway that connects the port city to Mexico City.

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Soldiers and police work around the wreckage of a bus after it was buried by a mountain landslide at Altotonga in Veracruz state, along Mexico’s Gulf coast.

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