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Clay Shirky Protagonist1 #92567
How social media can change history

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Technology: Oppressor or liberator? »Technology: Oppressor or liberator?Technology: Oppressor or liberator?☜This 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.☜F1CEB7

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Take advantage of the "cognitive surplus" »Take advantage of the "cognitive surplus"Take advantage of the "cognitive surplus"☜Imagine treating the free time of the worlds educated citizenry as a kind of cognitive surplus. How big would that surplus be?☜FFB597

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Internet enables a many-to-many connection pattern »Internet enables a many-to-many connection patternInternet enables a many-to-many connection pattern☜Dictators may have an easy time controlling media (like TV or radio) that follow the one-to-many pattern. Control of a many-to-many media can only be achieved by shutting it down completely.☜FFFACD

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Morozov vs Shirky on Digital Activism »Morozov vs Shirky on Digital ActivismMorozov vs Shirky on Digital Activism☜☜FFFACD

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Here Comes Everybody »Here Comes EverybodyHere Comes Everybody☜Clay Shirky - Here Comes Everybody: the power of organising without organisations.☜FFFACD

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Private conversations are essential in negotiation »Private conversations are essential in negotiationPrivate conversations are essential in negotiation☜For negotiation to work, people’s stated positions have to change, but change is seen, almost universally, as weakness. People trying to come to consensus must be able to privately voice opinions they would publicly abjure, and may later abandon. Wikileaks plainly damages those abilities C. Shirky☜FFFACD

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Author: Clay Shirky
Cited by: David Price 4:42 PM 21 February 2011 GMT
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http://online.wsj.com/video/shirky-facebook-and-twitter-speed-up-revolutions/E0BAA515-5056-4F4A-AC5E-C684BADE46CA.html

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Facebook and Twitter Are Changing the Middle East (2/18/2011)

In an interview with WSJ's Alan Murray, social media expert Clay Shirky discusses the effect of Facebook, Twitter and other social media in the recent uprisings in Egypt and Tunisia, and what it could mean for the Middle East at large.

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