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    "The border between the real and virtual worlds has never been so tight" "social media has created a sort of alternate space for reviving a dormant public consciousness" "our strength will always stem from the fact that we'll have one foot in the cyberspace"

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    "The border between the real and virtual worlds has never been so tight" "social media has created a sort of alternate space for reviving a dormant public consciousness" "our strength will always stem from the fact that we'll have one foot in the cyberspace"

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    Jillian C. York - Tools of Change: How Social Media Helped Spark The Arab Spring

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    Tools of Change:

    How Social Media Helped Spark


    the
    Arab Spring

    Jillian C. York
    anti-
    corruption
    anti-censorship
    #sidibouzid
    The Domino Effect
    Suppression
    Mahalla

    Photo by Nasser Nouri


    Anti-torture
    We Are All Khaled Said
    Egypt: A Facebook
    Revolution?
    Can Social Media
    Facilitate Revolution?
    No.

    But...
    Silencing Speech
    The Al Jazeera Effect
    Internet v. Mobile
    160

    140

    120

    100

    Egypt
    Tunisia
    80 Libya

    60

    40

    20

    0
    Internet penetration Mobile penetration
    Clicktivism vs. Activism?
    “The media blackout,
    disinformation and censorship
    continue to show their
    limitations. We have never been
    so well informed about what is
    happening...The border between
    the real and virtual worlds has
    never been so tight.”
    -Selim, 2011
    (@Selim_)
    “The Distributed Truth
    Engine”

    http://bit.ly/fnqE
    “social media has created a
    sort of alternate space for
    reviving a dormant public
    consciousness into a
    sentient, dynamic social
    discourse”
    -Hani Morsi,
    2011
    (@hanimorsi)
    “They thought that they might
    prevent people from
    communicating and arranging for
    further demonstrations. But the
    truth is that such information
    blackout made me...eager to
    participate in the "Friday of
    Anger"”
    -Tarek Amr, 2011
    (@gr33ndata)
    “Our strength will always
    stem from the fact that
    we’ll have one foot in the
    cyberspace, and, more
    importantly, the other foot
    will be on the ground.”
    -Hossam El-Hamalawy,
    2008
    (@3arabawy)
    Thank you!
    Jillian C. York
    jilliancyork@gmail.com
    @jilliancyork
    http://jilliancyork.com

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