Study suggests 'connectivity' via the Internet is vital for communities experiencing a crisis

A recent study conducted by researchers at Louisiana State University and Southeastern Louisiana University demonstrates that the Internet has the capacity to sustain a geographic community in a crisis situation as much as any other communication tool and should become a standard piece of crisis preparedness, especially during evacuation.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news78415729.html">Study suggests 'connectivity' via the Internet is vital for communities experiencing a crisis</a></p> <p>A recent study conducted by researchers at Louisiana State University and Southeastern Louisiana University demonstrates that the Internet has the capacity to sustain a geographic community in a crisis situation as much as any other communication tool and should become a standard piece of crisis preparedness, especially during evacuation.</p>