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The Podemos Phenomenon

Jordi Rodríguez Virgili

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Jan 16, 2015

Who Do We Trust When Talking About Digital News in Spain?

Charo Sádaba

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Jan 16, 2015

The Use of the Internet to Enforce Religious Hegemony in Saudi Arabia

Helmi Noman

This essay first appeared in the Internet Monitor project’s second annual report, Internet Monitor 2014: Reflections on the Digital World. The report, published by the…

Internet Monitor in Internet Monitor 2014: Public Discourse

Jan 16, 2015

Facing Unthinkable Threats to Online Speech

Extreme Violence in Mexico and the Middle East

Susan Benesch in Internet Monitor 2014: Public Discourse

Jan 15, 2015

Flower speech: new responses to hatred online

Hatred online often seems uncontrollable, except with…

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Dalia Othman in Internet Monitor 2014: Public Discourse

Jan 12, 2015

Narratives of Conflict: What the 2014 Gaza War Can Tell Us About Discourse on the Internet.

Clarence in Internet Monitor 2014: Public Discourse

Jan 9, 2015

#BBUM and New Media Blacktivism

This piece explores the use of new media tools and platforms by minority groups to bring attention to…

James Losey in Internet Monitor 2014: Public Discourse

Jan 9, 2015

How Activism and the Internet Can Change Policy

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Jan 7, 2015

Public Discourse

Robert Faris

This essay first appeared in the Internet Monitor project’s second annual report, Internet…

Alison Head in Internet Monitor 2014: Public Discourse

Jan 5, 2015

Why Blogs Still Matter to the Young

This essay first appeared in the Internet Monitor project’s second annual report, Internet…

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