fyi:
"One question I have found both interesting and testable is: to what
extent are social media used by individuals in Arabic countries
experiencing political unrest? An additional corollary question is, to
what extent do social media serve as a conversation platform for a
broader Arabic online public during times of widespread unrest?"
http://dfreelon.org/2011/05/19/the-mena-protests-on-twitter-some-empirical-data/
HI Tom, it was nice to see you in London, you should have joined us for the drink afterwards (of which I wasn/t aware it would take place myself)!
in any case, could you have a look to the above, and eventually report on these findings?
feel welcome also to present your own new film project to our audience!
Michel, in Florence
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