Power relations and the London Riots

The London riot in 2011 was one of the voluntary events that caused media coverage and asked government leaders to adopt new policies in a changing political environment. For this reason, I will use the London riots as case studies to discuss the impact of social media networks on voluntary events on the power relationship between mainstream media and government agencies. I believe that voluntary events like London's riots allow mainstream media to exercise greater independence and power to the government and that the government can act only in a reactive position I will.

The riot in London in 2011 was a major problem and caused a great deal of damage to the public, companies, police, and local governments. This brief report is based on London's riots in 2011 and is designed to fully understand what happened and the impact it has on society. According to the records, many people involved in riots are areas that have been rioted for a long time due to economic disadvantages and unemployment. This could lead to a poor lifestyle in these communities and cause a massive riot in the UK for 5 days. This report discusses the cause of the riot, the parties involved in the riot, and provides some solutions to problems identified through group reports and other research studies. Finally, based on the findings and opinions, recommendations were made to the government and other local parties to overcome these problems and future actions.

In London's riots in August 2011, Jordan Blackshaw and Perry Sutcliffe have created a Facebook page to bring up a riot in their hometown. Within a few hours, the page was closed without riots. The appellate court upheld the imprisonment for four years. They are 21 years old and 22 years old, and have not had a big criminal record. Read more

In the summer of 2011, after the opening of London, riots occurred across the country. Organization of online development and riots is a wonderful existence, but it helps to clean up after the riot. During the riot, Twitter fans have been reported to have increased significantly to promote criminal reporting methods and to post local criminal pictures that are useful for police investigation (Hall, 2012). They believe that social media is a quick and effective way to reach out to the general public and provide information about the mob. In addition, after the riot, the Metropolitan Police Department opened Flickr's website to arrest a large criminal still (London Disorder Haringey, 2012). They have not advertised this, but it still exists on the Internet, anyone can use and provide other information they have.