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Internet played a role in the Tunisian revolution
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Internet (together with mobile phones and satellite television) played a significant role in the Tunisian revolution
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Technology: Oppressor or liberator? »
Technology: Oppressor or liberator?
Technology: Oppressor or liberator?âThis map is the first order of business of the Civilization Project - it explores the political power of social media and the impact of emerging technologies on the future of civilization, with a focus on whether they will enhance or detract from human freedom.âF1CEB7
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ICT's capacity to spread democracy? »
ICT's capacity to spread democracy?
ICT's capacity to spread democracy?ââFFB597
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ICT strengthens democratic movements »
ICT strengthens democratic movements
ICT strengthens democratic movementsâCell phones, Twitter and Facebook are changing the world, working as tools of citizen activism and freedom of speech in areas where the democratic process falls short.â59C6EF
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Networks played a role in several dissidence movements »
Networks played a role in several dissidence movements
Networks played a role in several dissidence movementsâSince the rise of the Internet in the early 1990s, the worlds networked population has grown from the low millions to the low billions.â9FDEF6
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Internet played a role in the Tunisian revolution
Internet played a role in the Tunisian revolutionâInternet (together with mobile phones and satellite television) played a significant role in the Tunisian revolutionâ9FDEF6
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Community-driven cyberattacks on Tunisian government and stock market »
Community-driven cyberattacks on Tunisian government and stock market
Community-driven cyberattacks on Tunisian government and stock marketâHackers (4Chan, Anonymous) launched Loic-based DDoS attacks on the Tunisian government and stock market, threatening paralysis.â98CE71
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Most of the manifestations were organized exclusively through Facebook »
Most of the manifestations were organized exclusively through Facebook
Most of the manifestations were organized exclusively through FacebookâA majority of the manifestations, including the one in front of Ben Alis presidential palace on Jan 14, 2011, were organized exclusively through Facebookâ98CE71
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Tunisian social media users provided most of the exported news »
Tunisian social media users provided most of the exported news
Tunisian social media users provided most of the exported newsâFor the first two weeks, Al Jazeera and France24s footage was exclusively provided by Tunisian social media users (through Facebook). Al Jazeera played a critical role by broadcasting this information back into Tunisia via satellite TV.â98CE71
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WikiLeaks cables reinforced Tunisians' perception of their government »
WikiLeaks cables reinforced Tunisians' perception of their government
WikiLeaks cables reinforced Tunisians' perception of their governmentââ98CE71
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Recent revolutions in North Africa (Tunisia and Egypt) »
Recent revolutions in North Africa (Tunisia and Egypt)
Recent revolutions in North Africa (Tunisia and Egypt)ââFFFACD
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Internet won't necessarily lead to a net increase in political freedom
Although the internet and mobile phones can lead to things like improved ability to mobilize, those improvements will not necessarily lead to a net increase in political freedom.
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Morozov vs Shirky on Digital Activism
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Internet played a role in the Egyptian revolution
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