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VexedLevantine: The Syrian Revolution Daily is out! http://t.co/tncHzaBYqq ▸ Top stories today via @Afrahnasser @AnonymousSyria @shaamnews
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NuffSilence: FSA making fast progress in Hama countryside. Dozen villages liberated. Via @SyrianSmurf #Syria
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NuffSilence: Peace talks "@ABarnardNYT: Russia Sends More Advanced Missiles to Aid Assad in Syria by @EricSchmittNYT & M. Gordon http://t.co/WVEEd9tLkS"
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NuffSilence: Listening to @JMiller_EA discussing Syria here (from 5:50 on) http://t.co/2PtUEa3tMy #Syria
1 day agoInSyriaNow: The InSyriaNow Daily is out! http://t.co/f12EX63hET ▸ Top stories today via @RafifJ @Taurus667 @MayorKhairullah
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banbarkawi: Hi @RafifJ I'm looking for families inside Syria who could talk to us on BBC World Service about possible chemical weapon use?
2 days ago
Ugariti_Homsi: I always try to minimize use of graphic pictures from #Syria.I believe the blood of martyrs shouldn't be media materials to draw attention
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Ugariti_Homsi: The regime shells any residential area if there is even 1 FSA soldier. The regime wants to destroy the popular base of the rebels. #Syria
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tweets4peace: Remains of minaret of Altawfiq mosque - In besieged and destroyed Alqarabees neighbourhood. #Homs http://t.co/OvaGDPXSUy
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Tag Archives: social media
Syria’s failed cease-fire and the limits of social media
By: Elizabeth Flock There was no sign of the planned withdrawal from cities and towns by Syrian forces Tuesday. Activists reported an intensified onslaught by troops, including the use of heavy weaponry, despite claims by the government’s foreign minister that a pullout … Continue reading
Burman: Syrian attacks turn journalists into participants of war
By: Tony Burman The frightening crisis in Syria is a human catastrophe in the making, and it is one which the discredited Syrian government is trying frantically to hide from the world. Its deadly method is the targeting of international … Continue reading
AlJazeera Listening Post: Syria: Video, spin and propaganda
As fighting between the Syrian army and anti-government protesters intensifies, so has the information war. As the fighting between the Syrian army and anti-government protesters intensifies, so has the information war. The media blackout imposed by Bashar al-Assad’s government has … Continue reading
Syria’s information revolution brings news out of the dark
By Brooke Anderson Fadi Aho describes his childhood in northeast Syria in the 1980s as “living in a fortress within a fortress.” In Qamishle, near the borders of Turkey and Iraq, he was separated not only by the 650 kilometers … Continue reading
In Egypt and Syria, Bloggers Face Harsh Punishments
By J. DAVID GOODMAN Syrian activists told The Associated Press on Wednesday that the government had unveiled charges against an outspoken Syrian-American blogger who reportedly was detained more than a week ago. The blogger, Razan Ghazzawi, appeared to have been … Continue reading
Free Syrian Army sergeant speaks to Al Jazeera
With the conflict in Syria raging, the number defectors from the armed forces is on the rise. Al Jazeera has been speaking to soldiers in the Free Syrian Army. Sergeant Nidal Agady says social media was one factor which made … Continue reading
Mideast media encouraged by Syria sanctions
The Arab League’s decision to impose economic sanctions on Syria in punishment for its crackdown on anti-government protests has generated extensive comment on both conventional and social media platforms. Arab press commentators were generally supportive of the decision, and the … Continue reading
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