New online source for Native news unveiled (KPAX-TV 2/21)
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Jodi Rave goes live with remake of Buffalo's Fire news site
Posted: Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Jodi Rave has relaunched Buffalo's Fire, her Indian Country news website.
Rave will be aggregating content from other sites. But she's also offering original commentary, news and analysis.
"American Indians have never been reflected thoroughly or fully or wholly in the mainstream press and that was one of the reasons why I had even went to journalism school because I wanted to tell those stories," Rave told KPAX-TV. "This website has given me an opportunity to do that."
The official launch of Buffalo's Fire will take place at the Reservation Economic Summit in Las Vegas.
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New online source for Native news unveiled (KPAX-TV 2/21)
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