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How did an anonymous online community manage to mobilize 6000 people in 70+ different cities around the world to protest the Church of Scientology, Useful insights on the nature of digital and physical communities
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a collection of links to media reports in the Anonymous vs. Scientology “battle”
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Sure, President Bush is popular in Africa, where he’s helped increase aid and healthcare spending. But he’s no Barack Obama… A view of the US elections from Tanzania
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Podcasts and skype are changing the way people learn languages, making it far easier to have regular contact with a native speaker of another language
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Excellent overview of gay and lesbian blogs in Africa and the Arab world, and the risks of online and offline harrasment
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John Palfrey takes a close look at the questions Turkey faces regarding censorship of the internet – he sees Turkey as being at the cusp between parts of the world that filter extensively, and parts that have largely resisted filtering
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Broaden your cultural horizons with Stuff White People Like! As a white person, I can tell you I like several of the subjects covered here… which means the rest must be true.
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February 19th, 2008 at 10:41 pm
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