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Social media for political good
Tweet In my treatment of online social media for social good in previous blog posts, I have touched upon the use of these online social platforms to promote communication for social change as witnessed in what we now call the … Continue reading
Posted in innovation, social change, social media, social networking
Tagged Facebook, politics, Ron Paul, social good, social media, social networking, twitter, youtube
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This is how it will work – social media chases social crisis
Tweet On Sunday, February 20, 2011, Omar Amer (as ShababLibya for the LibyanYouthMovement) tweeted: “we will celebrate the free libya from the square in #tripoli this is how it will work #Libya #Feb17 (god willing).” If you were following the … Continue reading
Posted in content management, human factors in information systems design, mobile computing, social change, social media, social networking
Tagged Al Jezeera, Alive.in, alive.in/libya, Arasmus, Avaaz.org, blog, blogsofwar, blogsofwar.com, content management, crowdsourcing, DJ Meddi, Facebook, Google, Google Map, hashtag, Libya, LibyanYouthMovement, mapping, Mona Eltahawy, monaeltahawy, Omar Amer, portable radio transmitters, Pro-Democracy, Protests, satellite modems, saynow, ShababLibya, social change, social crisis, social media, tweeps, tweet, twitter
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Revolution 2.0 – Social Media for Social Change
Tweet On January 25, 2011, a social movement in Egypt led by young protesters moved to the streets and by February 11, a despotic regime fell and they continued their long journey on a path to securing human rights, social … Continue reading
Posted in content management, information ethics, social change, social media, social networking, strategic management of technology innovation
Tagged Al Jazeera, blogs, content management, democracy, Egypt, Egyptian social activists, Facebook, free elections, human rights, January 25, Mona Seif, monasosh, Revolution 2.0, social activists, social change, social justice, social media, social networking, Tahrir Square, twitter, Wael Gholim, Web 2.0, youtube
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