Propaganda 2.0

2/25/2013

This article discusses the role of social networking platforms, particularly Twitter, in the conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. It highlights how both sides have utilized social media to disseminate information, share updates, and shape public opinion. The article explores how Twitter has become a key tool for both governments and individuals to engage in real-time communication, bypassing traditional media channels. It also raises questions about the authenticity and accuracy of information shared on these platforms, as well as the potential for propaganda and misinformation. The article concludes by emphasizing the significant impact social media has had on the dynamics of the conflict and the way it is understood and perceived on a global scale.

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