This weekend is my first true immersion in Twitter, and I find it's more useful to read the information coming out of Iran as a big swath of general sentiment....rather than taking each individual tweet at face value. I found myself wonder why being in the thick of the dialogue with individual protestors trading tips, locations, and warnings was so absolutely absorbing, since I'm not there, don't know any of the locations they're describing, and don't really know who is who, in terms of reliable information. This article, from today's New York Times, explores these same questions.
Twitter on the Barricades - Six Lessons Learned
Sunday, June 21, 2009
Twitter on the Barricades - Six Lessons Learned - NYTimes.com
Posted by Liz Nealon at 6/21/2009 07:51:00 AM
Labels: #Iranelection
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