A Twitter Revolution?

While it’s clear that media drives politics, “there’s a more complicated and symbiotic relationship” between social media technologies and popular revolts.

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February 1, 2011

While it’s clear that media drives politics, “there’s a more complicated and symbiotic relationship” between social media technologies and popular revolts.

Tim McCarthy

Director, Human Rights and Social Movements Program, Harvard University

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