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Fiery Brookline crash another example of how spot news coverage has changed

Posted on June 20, 2008 by Howard Owens
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Here’s a fairly dramatic bit of cellphone journalism — it’s of a three-car crash in Brookline, Mass.

Just sharing as yet of another example of how spot news can be reported by anybody these days. I recommend clicking through to YouTube and reading the eyewitness account.

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged brookline, crash, fire, Video | Leave a reply

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