International Journal of Communication

This article is about the role of the Internet in mobilizing political and social change, utilizing interviews and observations during the Egyptian Revolution. We encourage you to distinguish between the use of the Internet as a tool for people trying to make changes from below and the role of the Internet as a space to express collective opposition. We believe that exceeding three sets of discussions is very important. First, we advocate discussions beyond utopian and distorted views on the role of the Internet in political change. Next, I looked for a change in the idea of ​​isolating the Internet from other media by studying the strong synergy between social media and satellite broadcasting stations on January 25th uprising. Finally, we urge you to understand the dialectical relationship of online and offline political behavior.

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