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This document discusses how new technologies like television and the internet have enabled social movements and protests. It notes that the 1960s was dubbed "The TV Generation" as television connected people and the anti-war movement utilized it. The document then discusses major protests in Paris in 1968 and Chicago in 1968, both influenced by television. It moves to discuss the early internet in 1969 and massive global protests in 2011 enabled by new networks and technologies. Overall, it analyzes how new communication technologies have powered social revolution by allowing rapid information sharing and connection on a global scale.
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The Revolutionary Meme
- 1. 2 THE PUBLIC #SQUARE Chaos, Connectedness, & Revolution Tuesday, September 13, 11
- 2. Ars Electronica 1979 Tuesday, September 13, 11
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- 8. Tom Cruise = Memetic!! Tuesday, September 13, 11
- 9. The Freedom Meme? Tuesday, September 13, 11
- 10. The Freedom Meme? Tuesday, September 13, 11
- 11. Tom Cruise = Memetic!! Tuesday, September 13, 11
- 12. 1960’s: The TV Generation Tuesday, September 13, 11
- 13. Society of the Spectacle - 1967 1968: The TV Generation Tuesday, September 13, 11
- 14. Paris, 1968 Tuesday, September 13, 11
- 15. “We met through television. We were the first television generation.” Daniel Cohn-Bendit Tuesday, September 13, 11
- 16. 'A modern revolutionary group headed for the television, not for the factory’ Abbie Hoffman Tuesday, September 13, 11
- 17. Chicago, 1968 Tuesday, September 13, 11
- 19. 1969, The Internet Tuesday, September 13, 11
- 20. 2011, a year of global protest Tuesday, September 13, 11
- 21. 2011, a year of global protest Tuesday, September 13, 11
- 22. Anti-Power vs. Counter-Power Tuesday, September 13, 11
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- 24. Lina Ben Mhenni Zeynep Tufekci Leila Nachawati Tuesday, September 13, 11