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Tag Archives: Middle East
A weekend with Anderson Cooper
It was an extraordinary weekend at the Richmond Forum with CNN anchor Anderson Cooper, who presented a “360-degree look at world events” to more than 5000 people at the Landmark Theater and sat down for a Q&A with me on … Continue reading
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Tagged Audience, CNN, Democracy, Egypt, Election, Facebook, Global, Government, Middle East, Protest, Richmond Forum, Social Media, Social Media Professor, Students, Technology, TV, Twitter, VCU, Wikileaks, YouTube
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Internet companies and global politics
Google, Twitter and Facebook have again played significant roles in enabling protesters in the Middle East during the last few weeks. Google and Twitter have even increased their active support for the uprisings in Egypt and elsewhere. Voice of America … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Government, International, Journalism, Legacy Media, Politics, Social Media
Tagged Business, corporations, Democracy, Egypt, Facebook, Global, Google, Government, Middle East, Protest, Social Media, Social Media Professor, Technology, Twitter, Voice of America, YouTube
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