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Bob Morris on Nov 22, 2011, 11:00 am Sous-veillance: watchers socially below those who are watched, using their mobile phone people attending a demonstration in the street where policemen are beating youths can immediately take pictures of the scene & diffuse them through the web. Lt. John Pike is a perfect example of how social media can not only chronicle brutality by [...] Bob Morris on Jan 31, 2011, 8:28 am Did Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube send people out into the streets? Of course not. Did they speed up the process of protest? Absolutely. Those who say social media is of little help in organizing are confusing the message with the transmission of the message. While social media can’t create the message, it can shape [...] Bob Morris on Jan 29, 2011, 5:45 am Thomas Baekdal has impressed me for a while by consistently providing in-depth insight, research, and analysis on the ever-changing, continually more important world of social media and new media. He recently started Baekdal Plus, which gives you access to even more comprehensive articles, some of which are 7-10 pages long. It costs $4.99 a [...] Bob Morris on Jan 5, 2009, 5:32 am Mashable recommends using CrisisWire, WhosTalkin, and Social Mention to aggregate info on Gaza from dozens of social networking sites into one location. Remember, someone with a cell phone and a Twitter account can often get news out fast and first when no one else can. So, real-time websites like these can be invaluable. You can [...] |  Get Polizeros by emailBob Morris. Other sitesIndependent Voter NetworkArticles by Bob Morris on California and Arizona renewable energy, budget and border issues CategoriesArchives | ||||
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