By now, it seems like everyone is familiar with the fact that while CNN was broadcasting Sarah Palin’s spat with Letterman, something was happening on Twitter last Friday. Over the weekend that followed, Twitter became a key channel of information for what was happening in Iran, as the accusations that the election was stolen grew into massive protests – the largest since the Iranian Revolution in 1979. Twitter was used to funnel information in and out of Iran: to organize Denial ...
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- RT @timdyson: @Text100, @Facebook, @MTV, @CNN and @Mashable heading 2 Austin http://ow.ly/1izq2 #sxsw #crowdcontrol 18 hours ago
- One of the 5 best posts this week RT @danzarrella Articles with Digits Shared More on Facebook Than Those Without http://bit.ly/9Kc9RK 2010/03/10
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- We have a guest blog post about earned media and web analytics on the IPR website: http://bit.ly/cqnIpW 2010/02/24
- Wonder if this is a case of convenience trumping effectiveness...RT@prweekus Fortune 100 rely on Twitter more than other social media 2010/02/24
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