Editors’ note: Syrian blogger Hussein Ghrer wrote the first draft of this article on 14 February 2013, shortly after he was released from his first arrest for 37 days in December 2011. In it the writer sheds light on the role that social media have so far played in the Syrian revolution. Two days later, on 16 February 2012, Ghrer and 15 of his colleagues at the Syrian Centre for Media and Freedom of Expression (SCM) were arrested during a raid on their office by the Syrian security forces. Over a year has now passed without trial, indictment or court referral. Maurice Aaek, a friend and Syrian online journalist, added his comments as an afterword in February 2013, a year later
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from American Anthropological...
In February, as uprisings swept the Middle East, Syria, the ‘enemy of the Internet’, lifted a five-y...
Abstract: The Syrian conflict that erupted in 2011 became a global crisis and attracted the internat...
Editors’ note: Syrian blogger Hussein Ghrer wrote the first draft of this article on 14 February 201...
In 2011, a wave of uprisings, fueled by socio-political discontent, spread across multiple Arab coun...
Juliette Harkin, M.Phil Oxon, is a researcher and consultant on the Arab media and a PhD student und...
Nearly five years have passed since the political upheaval that swept through many Middle East and N...
This papers aims at investigating the relationship between traditional and social media during the ...
Despite the fact that social media has played such a momentous role in fueling the Arab Spring, no s...
The Arab spring has been called a social media revolution and social media have been given large imp...
This paper, which is entitled ‘The Role of Social Media in the ‘Syrian Uprising’ aimed to report on ...
This papers aims at investigating the relationship between traditional and social media during the f...
Social media and user-generated content (UGC) — photos and videos taken by members of the public — p...
This paper studies the role of social media, mainly Facebook, played in the Syrian Uprising. social ...
The Egyptian 2011 revolution is presented in media - as well as statements made by organisations par...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from American Anthropological...
In February, as uprisings swept the Middle East, Syria, the ‘enemy of the Internet’, lifted a five-y...
Abstract: The Syrian conflict that erupted in 2011 became a global crisis and attracted the internat...
Editors’ note: Syrian blogger Hussein Ghrer wrote the first draft of this article on 14 February 201...
In 2011, a wave of uprisings, fueled by socio-political discontent, spread across multiple Arab coun...
Juliette Harkin, M.Phil Oxon, is a researcher and consultant on the Arab media and a PhD student und...
Nearly five years have passed since the political upheaval that swept through many Middle East and N...
This papers aims at investigating the relationship between traditional and social media during the ...
Despite the fact that social media has played such a momentous role in fueling the Arab Spring, no s...
The Arab spring has been called a social media revolution and social media have been given large imp...
This paper, which is entitled ‘The Role of Social Media in the ‘Syrian Uprising’ aimed to report on ...
This papers aims at investigating the relationship between traditional and social media during the f...
Social media and user-generated content (UGC) — photos and videos taken by members of the public — p...
This paper studies the role of social media, mainly Facebook, played in the Syrian Uprising. social ...
The Egyptian 2011 revolution is presented in media - as well as statements made by organisations par...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from American Anthropological...
In February, as uprisings swept the Middle East, Syria, the ‘enemy of the Internet’, lifted a five-y...
Abstract: The Syrian conflict that erupted in 2011 became a global crisis and attracted the internat...