Not exact matches
While Facebook and other social
media played an essential role in creating the
protests themselves, I would argue that their even more important role consisted in continuously
fuelling them, as multiple Facebook pages dedicated to the
protests started posting photos, videos and articles on what was happening, while simultaneously engaging the public and the protesters in a discussion on a wide range of important and thought - provoking civic topics, ranging from the manifestations themselves to Romania's political future.
For the purposes of this article, I will argue that «internet
protesting» refers to the use of social
media, in particular social
media websites, such as Facebook and Twitter, to organize and continuously
fuel a public manifestation as well as provide a direct and relatively unbiased source of information on its progress and outcomes.
Fernand said that Columbine students did not have the benefit of social
media that now
fuels the youthful
protest movement, which Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D - NY, called «the most successful
protest in the history of America.»