[Air-l] Online Activism -- empirical research references?

[Chris Ward]

I can not recommend any references, but I can recommend checking out the 
latest actions made by the users of Digg.com after the site maintainers 
censored articles covering HD-DVD encryption keys. It's very interesting 
stuff, just do a quick search and you'll find hundreds of thousands of 
references to this incident over just the past few days. Maybe you'll 
find it interesting too. Good luck.

-Chris

Paul DiPerna wrote:
> Dear air-listers,
>
> Can anyone recommend references for research on online activism?
> particularly relating to social and political movements?  I'll
> definitely be grateful for any suggestions on insightful case studies
> and even broader empirical research..  
>
>  Thanks,
>  
>  Paul
>
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-Chris

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