<![CDATA[Donate, But Not To Haiti]]>Felix Salmon argues that logistics are a bigger problem than cash flow at this point. He recommends donating to responsible charities but not mandating where the money goes:

The last time there was a disaster on this scale was the Asian tsunami, five years ago. And for all its best efforts, the Red Cross has still only spent 83% of its $3.21 billion tsunami budget — which means that it has over half a billion dollars left to spend. Not to put too fine a point on it, but that’s money which could be spent in Haiti, if it weren’t for the fact that it was earmarked.]]>