bloggers often use Facebook and Twitter to promote their blog posts to a wider audience. Rather than being competitors, he said, they are complementary.
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ei: Why I tried to arrest Avigdor Lieberman - 0 views
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Can journalists be silent if they perceive crime (whether he's right or not is a separate question)? Is there a limit to objectivity as there is to a soldier's duty to follow orders?
Netizens Unite | Foreign Policy - 0 views
The Revolution Will Be Tweeted : NPR - 0 views
Blogs Wane as the Young Drift to Sites Like Twitter - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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Exactly. Different functions, different niches. Use the right tool for the job, not one tool for everything.
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Among 34-to-45-year-olds who use the Internet, the percentage who blog increased six points, to 16 percent, in 2010 from two years earlier, the Pew survey found. Blogging by 46-to-55-year-olds increased five percentage points, to 11 percent, while blogging among 65-to-73-year-olds rose two percentage points, to 8 percent.
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“If you’re looking for substantive conversation, you turn to blogs,” Ms. Camahort Page said. “You aren’t going to find it on Facebook, and you aren’t going to find it in 140 characters on Twitter.”
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To Celebrate The #Jan25 Revolution, Egyptian Names His Firstborn "Facebook" - 0 views
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A young man in his twenties wanted to express his gratitude about the victories the youth of 25th of January have achieved and chose to express it in the form of naming his firstborn girl “Facebook” Jamal Ibrahim
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While the baby girl could just have easily been called “YouTube,” “Twitter” “Google” or even “Cellphone Camera,” it seems like Facebook has become the umbrella symbol for how social media can spread the message of freedom. There are countless manefestation of this, the above graffiti in Cairo, “Thank you Facebook” protest sign, and Wael Ghonim himself personally expressing his gratitude to Mark Zuckerberg on CNN.
Twitpic - Share photos on Twitter - 0 views
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Seif al-Qadhafi explains...
Libyan Disconnect - Renesys Blog - 0 views
In an attempt to challenge Islamophobia the Daily Show presents The Qu'osby Show - 3 views
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So, this clearly isn't going to work. What will?
Libya February 17th | Keeping with the events as they happen - 2 views
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The revolution will have a website
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Ed Webb
Teacher, learner, troublemaker. Assistant Professor of Political Science & International Studies, Dickinson College, PA, USA. Specialist in the Middle East including Turkey. Former British diplomat. Member of the NITLE Advisory Board.