The state of Alaska will release 24,199 of Sarah Palin's emails from
her term as governor today, "a disclosure that has taken on
national prominence as she flirts with a run for the presidency," the Anchorage Daily News reports.
Morning Score
reports that "Several news organizations plan to experiment with
crowd-sourcing: The Washington Post is leaning on 100 online volunteers
to help sift through the emails. The New York Times has created a form
on its website for readers to flag interesting nuggets. The Los Angeles
Times will post a searchable archive of the messages and ask readers to
email a special account they've created. Politico will gang tackle the
story."
Meanwhile, the Washington Post
reports that they have had such a "strong response" to their call for
volunteers that now anyone will be able to participate in their analysis
efforts.