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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Technology: Oppressor or liberator? »Technology: Oppressor or liberator?
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ICT's capacity to spread democracy? »ICT's capacity to spread democracy?
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ICT strengthens democratic movements »ICT strengthens democratic movements
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Internet will play an even greater role in future revolutions »Internet will play an even greater role in future revolutions
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With Internet, "leaderless" revolutions become possible
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Digitally driven leaderless revolutions are able to generate chaos »Digitally driven leaderless revolutions are able to generate chaos
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Egypt had a leaderless revolution »Egypt had a leaderless revolution
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Leadership may now be more distributed »Leadership may now be more distributed
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The Che Guevara of the 21st century is the network »The Che Guevara of the 21st century is the network
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