WIDER CONTEXTS AND MEDIA DEBATES: INTERNET FREEDOMS AND STATE CONTROLS
Today i thought we'd follow up on the session where we were looking at the case of the Raqqa group and citizen journalism. It also links us to Edward Snowden and Wikki-leaks and, prosaically [beyond what pught to be out humanitarian concerns] it links really well into Section a of the AQA paper on wider contexts and media debates and would be a good focus for a Section B case study on blogging and internet democracy.
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