Here are some new or revamped sites on the World Wide Web which we think will be of special interest to journalists and other information professionals. Several dozen political organizations, including both the Republican and Democratic parties, have also placed 90-second issue videos on the new site. Starting early next year, there will be messages posted from candidates for Congress and governor across the nation. Called The Freedom Channel , the new website starts with 90-second messages on specific issues from the presidential candidates of both parties .
Visitors can select the issue and candidate they want to see and hear.
The Wold Wildlife Fund has redesigned and updated its website which spotlights endangered species and tells what the organization is doing to try and save them. There is a new online edition of The Clarion-Ledger, Mississippi s largest newspaper. The National Geographic Magazine, which already has a great website, has now put on the Web a Map Machine which reproduces many of those excellent maps which have appeared in the magazine. It starts off with links to the official sites of all the cities in the United States that have an Internet presence. But the sponsors hope to add major cities in most developed countries.