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Social media allows for the exchange of user-generated content and transforms media from one-way monologues into two-way dialogues. Companies can use social media to engage with interested communities and get feedback. During the 2011 Arab revolutions, social media played a major role in organizing events and raising awareness through networks like Twitter and Facebook, leading some to call it the "Facebook or Twitter revolution".
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