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Tag Archives: facebook
Facebook, Tartaglia, e le minacce del Governo
Nicola Bruno mi ha intervistato ieri per il Manifesto per parlare di Facebook, la censura dei contenuti pubblicati su Internet, e gli eventi di attualita’ politica degli utlimi giorni – l’intervista e’ pubblicata sul Manifesto del 15/12/2009: «Facebook che istiga … Continue reading
Posted in All, Censorship and filtering, Internet in Italy, Political Participation, Social Media, Social Networking, The Internet and Society
Tagged corinnadigennaro, facebook, manifesto, massimotartaglia, nicolabruno, obama, politica, silvio berlusconi, silvioberlusconi, tartaglia, US elections
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New article published: Political Protest Italian Style
The article I co-authored with my colleague Alberto Pepe, from UCLA, has been published in the December Issue of First Monday: “Political protest Italian–style: The blogosphere and mainstream media in the promotion and coverage of Beppe Grillo’s V–day” First Monday, … Continue reading
Joe Green on Facebook Causes
Live blogging from the workshop “From Social Network to Social Movement” at Harvard Law School. Joe Green, Founder of Facebook Causes is presenting. You can also follow on Twitter: #HLSsocnetworks Facts on Facebook Causes: 50 million people using it, 250.000 … Continue reading
Ben Rattray on Change.org
Live blogging from the workshop “From Social Network to Social Movement” at Harvard Law School. Ben Rattray, Founder and CEO of Change.org is presenting. You can also follow on Twitter: #HLSsocnetworks Rise of the social web has been huge. Activism … Continue reading
David Lazer on the properties of network power
Live blogging from the workshop “From Social Network to Social Movement” at Harvard Law School. David Lazer from the Harvard Kennedy School is presenting on the properties of network power. You can also follow on Twitter: #HLSsocnetworks Definition of network: … Continue reading
the new facebook home page
In the past couple of days Facebook has been rolling out to its users a new homepage. This is the second time that Facebook changes dramatically its look. While there was great upheaval against the first change in the home … Continue reading
Posted in All, Digital Natives, The Internet and Society
Tagged facebook, new home page, twitter
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Internet censorship arrives in Italy
In an effort to regulate the Internet, as part of a package of laws to safeguard national security, the Italian Government has recently proposed an amendment which in practice – if approved – would oblige all Italian ISPs (Internet Service … Continue reading
Posted in All, Censorship and filtering, Internet in Italy
Tagged Censorship and filtering, d'alia, facebook, italy
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CONTRO LA CENSURA DELLA RETE E DI FACEBOOK
CONTRO LA CENSURA DELLA RETE E DI FACEBOOK
Posted in All, Censorship and filtering, Internet in Italy, Social Media, Social Networking
Tagged censorship, censura, facebook, internet, rete
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understanding the Internet: Italian politicians go online
More and more Italian politicians have been jumping on the Internet bandwagon. The Education Minister Mariarosa Gelmini has started a YouTube channel, where she announces with a video that she hopes this channel will allow her to listen to people’s … Continue reading
Posted in All, Internet in Italy, Political Participation, Social Media, Social Networking, The Internet and Society
Tagged facebook, flickr, internet, internet in italia, italia dei valori, mariarosa gelmini, partito democratico, politica, politics, popolo delle liberta', renato brunetta, twitter, web 2.0, youtube
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the Internet and politics: analyzing the 2008 US election
A group of McCain and Obama campaigners, academics, activists, bloggers and journalists have gathered for two days at Harvard at a conference organized by the Berkman Center for Internet and Society examining the role that the Internet has played in … Continue reading
Posted in All, Digital Natives, Political Participation, Social Capital, US elections
Tagged democrats, elections, facebook, internet, mccain, obama, palin, politics, republicans, youtube
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