Non Profit Marketing 360

NOVEMBER 21, 2011

But what about now that dictators have fallen in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, and perhaps Syria – and the ‘Occupy Wall Street’ movement has gone global this past weekend? Blogs Civics Communications Community Cross-Post News and Current Affairs Opinion Social Media Storytelling Tweets Civil Rights Movement communication Facebook Libya Malcolm Gladwell New Yorker Occupy Wall Street Social network Technology Tunisia Twitter Wall Street web 2.0

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Public Sector Marketing 2.0

MAY 30, 2012

Tunisia. Back in March of 2009 I wrote a post entitled “ Latest mobile phone statistics from Africa and what this means ” based on a report that had come out from Blycroft Publishing tracking 2008 African mobile phone market stats.

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Public Sector Marketing 2.0

FEBRUARY 2, 2015

In Tunisia students were using triangulation to pin point sniper locations. Hey folks, so I got back from my 10-day Vipassana Meditation Retreat last week and must say i feel fully re-charged, super-positive and healthier than ever. Overall it was an absolutely life-changing experience.

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GenerationYGive

JULY 18, 2008

Now maybe to everyone else on the web this is old news, but did you know that: "In November 2007 Tunisia blocked access to the popular video-sharing sites YouTube and DailyMotion, which both carried material about Tunisian political prisoners.

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Non Profit Marketing 360

OCTOBER 17, 2011

But what about now that dictators have fallen in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, and perhaps Syria – and the ‘Occupy Wall Street’ movement has gone global this past weekend? What a difference a year can make – not always for the better, mind you. But in today’s post we see grounds for optimism when it comes to the development of social networks and of social movements forcing political and economic change.

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Nonprofit Marketing Blog

JANUARY 30, 2011

She cites Jillian York’s level-headed take : To be honest, so much of the rhetoric around the use of social media in Egypt and Tunisia makes me want to scream — folks act like these American tools just dropped from the sky like humanitarian food rations, set to save the people from their (American-supported, natch) dictators. This is a matter of hot debate. On one hand, there is outrageous hype suggesting social media is fomenting revolutions.

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A. Fine Blog

MARCH 8, 2012

Today is International Women’s Day. Hurrah! I like celebrations, and I like women, and international is cool (although as a lifelong new Yorker I am biologically programmed to disdain other places, I will make an exception for the whole wide world.).

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