ALL THE BEST SOURCES OF INFORMATION TO MONITOR THE SITUATION IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA AND national news when journalists turn out the lights
Di Mattia Paolinelli
Despite ' fundamental importance and history of these days-or quasi-revolution in Egypt and its obvious contacts with the world of the Web and while mindful of the great interest that this social experience right before the policy has aroused in readers around the world, the Nautilus we decided to avoid the subject. Until now, until today, when everything seems to have concluded.
Why? A certain type of information on the Internet is just redundant. Spend some time to bring the information already provided elsewhere-fully-our goal is neither one nor our ambition. So we've been waiting and while we tried to identify the best channels of information to report to our readers.
But today he is still a way to monitor the situation in Egypt? Despite the resignation of Mubarak revolution may still be far from his exhaustion. The most difficult time comes it now that an establishment has fallen and that what you are going to aspire to be a "normalization" of the country. It is unknown whether this normalization is to help once again manufactured a media scene is very different from reality, nor do we have news of what the future of the Internet in Egypt.
The risk is that the new course Egyptian proves anything but a fairy tale with a happy ending in spite of appearances and that information will start to divert their gaze and their interest in the most delicate moment.
The short situation could be even more explosive and the example that Egypt could soon encouraged rivals in the North Africa and the Middle East as elsewhere in the world, because the key point is to understand that the unrest and popular uprisings that have monopolized the international news in recent months have not just a geographical characterization.
The new model that is looming is a direct conflict between establishment and citizens. If you like, between hierarchy and community. I can not stress this enough, but when a political class (with its different parties) can no longer represent the interests and ideals of citizenship, here is that these ideals and interests looking for a new foothold, a new vehicle of expression. And in recent years means it is increasingly found on the web.
In Egypt -but-not just the division between government and opposition is not most internal politics. To aspire to the role of real opposition against (all) the political class has become a national, and increasingly deployed increasingly sensitive to the call of the virtual community. And it is now impossible not to see how this phenomenon has proportions resulting from independent global latitude and nationalities.
The image I chose to include the opening of a tweet article portrays an undeniable reality that photographs well, but we can develop further. Not only does this revolution "was televised, tweeted, Facebooked, YouTubed, and Xeroxed", but maybe it was due and was made possible because of the existence of television, Twitter, Facebook, Youtube and Xerox all together.
These dynamics are not finished yesterday, will not end today, and are not unique to Egypt. So even if newspapers and TV news should begin to soften the light on Egypt, our task is to tell you where you can continue to monitor the situation thanks to the Internet.
First by Al Jazeera which provides a dedicated channel on YouTube , a section of its website and a blog. In short, Al Jazeera is an inexhaustible source of information in real time.
Even the site of Telegraph is a reference of primary importance, especially after the birth of a section on " protests Egypt: live "
course not forget Twitter, where you can find all the updates in the search box by inserting one-or more-of these terms:
egypt # # jordan # Reviews #cairo
Da parte nostra vi proponiamo anche tre nuove timelines di NAUTILUS DDD grazie alle quali ritrovare tutti i video, gli articoli e i tweets delle prime proteste in Tunisia, della rivoluzione egiziana e delle agitazioni che stanno coinvolgendo il Medio Oriente:
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