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Henry Tricks, Tokyo bureau chief for The Economist, wonders whether Japan is entering another period of isolation from the world – a meditation on the Edo period and Japan's history of connection and disconnection
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NYTimes traces Egypt protests back to the murder of Khaled Said, online/Facebook campaign to memorialize, react to his deal
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Excellent essay by Charles Hirschkind on the political and technological changes in Egypt that have preceded the anti-Mubarak revolution. Emergence of alliance between Islamists and progressives under Kefaya was important, as was emergence of digital public sphere
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Kirkpatrick story focuses on the tactics of some Egyptian activist leaders, revealing a great deal of strategy behind protests, indication that internet organizing was helpful
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