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Broadcasters Unite For La. Flood Relief Concert

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A Cameraman’s 13 Days Covering La. Floods

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Raycom Gets Stars For La. Flood Relief Concert

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Philly’s WCAU Sends Reporter To La. Flooding

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Broadcasters Found. Helps TV-Radio Flood Victims

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Former TV Reporter Videos Red Cross Plea

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Louisiana Stations Pitch In To Help Flood Victims

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NEWS ANALYSIS

National Media Fiddle As Louisiana Drowns

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In this age of social media, the harsh reality of the Louisiana Flood of 2016 has been all but inescapable online. But it’s not just water that’s rising. So is the frustration level of many observers who can’t help but notice a key absence amid the tragedy: the national media, which by and large has rendered the flood a secondary story at best.