Revolution 2.0: Google Marketing Exec Wael Ghonim And The Facebook Page That Changed The World

Inside The Egyptian Rebellion Launched On Facebook

In a new story for tablet app The Atavist, writer David Wolman explores just how important social media really was to the Egyptian uprising. Here’s an early look.

Egyptian Protesters Raid State Security, Post Government Secrets to Facebook

How Urban Planning Fans the Flames of Revolution

Twitter, Translations, and the New Geopolitics

Microblogging is growing into a foreign affairs phenomenon: While the United States government embraces Twittering in Arabic and Persian, Twitter is quietly recruiting an army of savvy geeks to develop platforms in multiple foreign languages.

Exactly What Role Did Social Media Play in the Egyptian Revolution?

Egypt: Social Media as a Life or Death Proposition

Kenneth Cole’s Tone-Deaf Tweet! Vodafone’s Coerced Texts! Salad Dressing Drug Charges! Business Misadventures in Egypt Multiply

BBC Cutting Arabic Services During Egyptian Unrest

Iran Tech Expo Features Nuclear Might, Doubts, Concerns

Google’s SayNow, Twitter Offer Egyptian Protesters Voice-Based Speak-to-Tweet Access

How Egyptian Protestors Use BlackBerrys in a Tech Blackout

While mobile phone service to much of Egypt was shut off this past weekend, BlackBerry devices quietly continued to work (mostly), offering a crucial portal to the outside world. Will other countries pressure RIM to slam shut the access?

How Social Media Accelerated the Uprising in Egypt

How Egypt Turned Off the Internet

The Internet is all around us–on our cell phones, our computers, even in the dashboards of our cars. It seems impossible that such a mammoth presence can just be shut off. Turns out, it’s pretty easy.

Egypt Shuts Off Tech, Tries to Shut Up Protesters

The Egyptian government, facing mass protests in the nation’s streets by citizens calling for regime change, has shut off the Internet, SMS, and BlackBerry service and may have shuttered some mobile phone systems too. Now the population is turning to 20th century solutions.

Could Egypt Happen Here? Obama’s Internet “Kill Switch”

Egypt pulled the plug on the Internet. A Senate bill would give Obama the power to do the same–or something like it.

Anonymous Goes Old-School, Attacks Egypt With Faxes

Egypt Now Blocking Al Jazeera Broadcasts to Much of Middle East

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