Some notes from day 2 of the Microsoft Research Social Media Symposium: My attempts to transcribe Wael Abbas’s talk about media and protest in Egypt… Read More »More notes from Microsoft Research Social Computing Symposium
Wael Abbas himself to the crowd at Microsoft’s Social Media Symposium saying, “I’m just a blogger.” Yeah, and Clay Shirky, who introduces him, is just… Read More »Wael Abbas on video and social media in Egypt prior to the revolution
After weeks of unseasonable temperatures, western MA finally got some snow yesterday morning, just enough to make me miss my train to New York City.… Read More »Some highlights from the Microsoft Research Social Computing Symposium
A few days back, I wrote a post about the Occupy Nigeria movement. As with many of my posts, my main goal was to research… Read More »More thoughts on Occupy Nigeria
On January 1st, Nigerian President Goodluck Jonthan put into place a reform that he and key ministers have been discussing for years: he ended a… Read More »Occupy Nigeria – a reactionary occupy movement?
Scholars of social media spend a lot of time studying Twitter. Twitter’s not the largest social network in the world – Facebook has at least… Read More »Exploring the Chinese internet with WeiboScope