Mapping Iran’s Blogosphere on Election Eve
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- Mapping Iran’s Blogosphere on Election Eve
- Twitter Archive of the Iranian Elections June 2009 #IranElection
- Twitter and the events in Iran
- Raw video from today’s Tehran rally
- Iran Election Cyberwar by Twitter: The Revenge of Lilliput
- Video from the Iranian frontline (warning: some disturbing images)
- Iran Election:’This is a massacre!’
- Music: Beat it! (you fanatics, get out of my land)
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John Kelly and Bruce Etling have produced some very interesting maps.
The first one maps total mentions of the elections across the blogosphere. The second one shows the proportion of bloggers from which sector are linking to the candidates’ sites.
They say:
Based on our monitoring of the Iranian blogosphere on election eve, it looks like Mousavi has broader support in the online blog community than Ahmadinejad.
This site has been covering the Iranian election online, where video has played a key role. See this post by Hamid Tehrani as well as various posts by Andrew Sullivan.
One of the, perhaps, surprise facts about the Obama victory was just how closely the online interest, such as searches, matched election results. For example, when he lost New Hampshire to Hillary Clinton this mirrored a search decline.
Be extremely interesting to see if this translates into a country like Iran.
HT: Michael Tomasky
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