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Evgeny Morozov : How democracy slipped through the net

analyse - 13 janvier 2011

lire sur le site originel >>> (guardian.co.uk)

The author of The Net Delusion has serious doubts about the web’s ability to bring change to oppressive regimes "“ and he’s inspiring a new generation of cyber-sceptics
On 15 June 2009, while thousands of Iranians were streaming on to the streets of Tehran to protest against the disputed results of the presidential election, Jared Cohen, an official in the US state department, quietly sent an email to Twitter. Despite coming from the youngest member of America’s foreign policy arm "“ Cohen was (...)



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