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With Internet, "leaderless" revolutions become possible

The Tunisian revolutionary process took the form of what has been described by computer-communication scientists (at Mi2g in the UK) as self-assembling dynamic networks enabled in digital space.

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With Internet, "leaderless" revolutions become possible
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Digitally driven leaderless revolutions are able to generate chaos
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Egypt had a leaderless revolution
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Leadership may now be more distributed
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The Che Guevara of the 21st century is the network
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Future dissent movements will have technology as a core component
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Good information and communication are keys to a *non-violent* revolt
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In all countries, access to Internet will become cheaper and easier
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People are just starting to realize the power of images
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Pro-dissident technology will improve
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Tun. events broke psychological barrier for other opposition movements
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