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Weiner resigns over lewd photos scandal
16/06/2011 - USA

Weiner resigns over lewd photos scandal

Anthony Weiner, the US congressman who sent lewd pictures of himself to women via social networking sites, announced his resignation on Thursday after 14 years in office. The scandal caused acute embarrassment for the Democratic Party.
Syria's information war (Part two)
08/06/2011 - THE DEBATE

Syria's information war (Part two)

The Syrian ambassador to Paris accuses France 24 of disinformation. Beyond her resignation denial, François Picard's panel looks at hoaxes and accusations, big and small, in a country that doesn't allow foreign journalists in.
Syria's information war
08/06/2011 - THE DEBATE

Syria's information war

The Syrian ambassador to Paris accuses France 24 of disinformation. Beyond her resignation denial, François Picard's panel looks at hoaxes and accusations, big and small, in a country that doesn't allow foreign journalists in.
Facebook finds new 'friends' in Africa and Asia
20/04/2011 - TECH 24

Facebook finds new 'friends' in Africa and Asia

With almost 700 million users, Facebook would have the world's third largest population if it was a country. Now the social networking site is heading south to find even more “friends”. This week on ‘Tech 24’, hosts Rebecca Bowring and Eric Olander report on the site's growing popularity in Africa and Asia.
Japan: Social networking tools to the rescue
16/03/2011 - BUSINESS MATTERS

Japan: Social networking tools to the rescue

Following the disastrous earthquake and Tsunami in Japan, widespread destruction took over the country. Because mobile networks were unable to deal with the influx of cell phone calls and land lines failed, many turned to broadband networks and online tools like Facbeook, Twitter and Skype to communicate with their families and the public about what was going on. More with Jennifer Schenker, Editor at Informilo.com
Authoritarian regimes vs. social networks
05/02/2011 - WEBNEWS

Authoritarian regimes vs. social networks

Did social network Facebook share some of the responsibility for the Tunisian revolution and the fall of Ben Ali’s regime? Ever since Mohamed Bouazizi’s desperate act, many of the Tunisian demonstrations were relayed on social networks. In less than one month Tunisia had managed to overthrow the authoritarian regime of Ben Ali, who had been in power for over 23 years. The rapidity was surprising and led many analysts to wonder if social networks had become the essential tool in denouncing autho
The success of online group buying
22/01/2011 - WEBNEWS

The success of online group buying

"Group buy and pay less"; whether it is package tours, household appliances or dinner at a restaurant, the concept is becoming increasingly successful online and attracting more and more customers.
Tunisia: The Facebook Revolution?
18/01/2011 - TALKING POINTS

Tunisia: The Facebook Revolution?

The recent dramatic events in Tunisia owe a lot to the social networks, first and foremost Facebook. They helped mobilize the population and spread information about the situation in a country where the press was muzzled. Is is a Facebook Revolution?
Tweeting the Tea Party tidal wave
03/11/2010 - US MIDTERMS

Tweeting the Tea Party tidal wave

A few years ago, Democrats were the tech-savvy candidates while their Republican rivals seemed like cyber Luddites. But this year, the Republicans – and especially the Tea Party candidates – played the game of catch-up fast and hard.
Facebook rules (Part 2)
15/10/2010 - THE DEBATE

Facebook rules (Part 2)

500 million « friends » can’t be wrong, or can they ? As the film The Social Network tops the box office in France and the U.S., how high will Facebook go? Is it now so powerful to the point of becoming all-consuming?
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