The Twitter Revolution: A Force of Change in Iran

Iran 's Green Campaign was a political campaign held in 2009 after the election of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. The purpose of "Sports" was to remove Mahmoud Ahmadinejad from the office. According to the "Washington Times" and some other sources, the election was manipulated and "President Ahmadinejad was able to win an incredibly unbalanced victory" (Washington Post). It seems impossible for Ahmadinejad to win the election with a 66% vote. Mir Hossein Mousavi and Mehdi Karroubi are political leaders of Green Movement.

When I joined Twitter for the first time, Iran 's Green Revolution was the first major event to reach the Internet. #iran tag and #greenrevolution tag are mainly tweets from locally experienced journalists and Iranian local residents. Of course, most cases have not been confirmed, but there are sources, pictures and videos that are pretty easy to check. Yesterday, when I clicked # aleppo and other related tags, there were thousands of people that I had never heard of Aleppo before this year. The "opinion" of improvisation. Even a very small number of local sources are "planned" for articles and videos and are well organized for social media sharing within 3 minutes.

With the advent of the social media era, the double creed of technical optimism seems to be impeccable. In 2009, during the green revolution in Iran, outside people were surprised how Twitter protestors avoided state media outages. A year later, the Arab Spring overturned the Tunisian and Egyptian regime, caused protests throughout the Middle East, and spread with the spread of social media phenomena. For the most part this is the essence. "If you want to liberate society, you only need the internet," Google Egyptian exec Governor Vail Gonim said it organized a major Facebook team to arouse dissidents in Cairo.

Another demonstration on Arabian streets is on Twitter. In Morocco, Syria, Bahrain and Iran, a revolutionary user of this site was involved in topic tag competition as Twitter accounts to support information supporting government support were created soon to counter the popular story It was. According to the MS Word document embedded in the HBGary e-mail, it is an advanced "role management" software that allows small teams to see lots of things with only a few people, while preventing roles from being cross contaminated by chance Including creating a sockpuppets army with. From then, and most importantly, one may actually look like a complete Brooks Brothers riot online, as the team can actually automate certain functions