Category Archives: Political Uses of Social Media

Final Paper – KONY2012 and the Evolution of Narrative Form

Posted on May 4, 2012 by James

KONY 2012 AND THE EVOLUTION OF NARRATIVE FORM                                     “We do it all for you.” –McDonalds   I. KONY 2012             The most viral video to date is “KONY 2012,” produced by Jason Russell in conjunction with his … Continue reading →

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Social Media Analysis – the Freedom and Justice Party

Posted on February 24, 2012 by James

The “About Us” page of the English-language Freedom and Justice Party web site (the political arm of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt) is 4000 words long. It begins with a “Foundation Statement,” moves on to “Vision and Methodology” and then … Continue reading →

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