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The uses and gratifications of Twitter in Egypt after Jan 25 Revolution
In 2011 social media became one of the most powerful tools for socio-political mobilization in the Arab world. â We Are All Khaled Saidâ page on Facebook helped Egyptians to organize their January 25 protests and Twitter helped them spreading news, photos, and videos of what was going on in Egypt. A...
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2012
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