Social Media and Politics - Media Programme Asia
Chapter 1:
Facebook and Twitter — Democratising participation in the Philippines
by Justine Espina-Letargo
Chapter 2:
Thaksin’s Twitter revolution — How the Red Shirts protests increase the use of social media in Thailand
by Alastair Carthew
Chapter 3:
India unwired — Why new media is not (yet) the message for political communication
by Anisha Bhaduri
Chapter 4:
Social networking in Cambodia in early stages
by Ky Soklim
Chapter 5:
The power of the blog in Vietnam
by Stephen Quinn
Chapter 6:
Hip or hype? Twitter and Australia’s 2010 federal election
by Stephen Quinn
Chapter 7:
From citizens to netizens — Social media and politics in Malaysia
by PA Fama and CM Tam
Chapter 8:
Social websites’ political benefits still far-off in Pakistan
by Taseer Dhuddi
Chapter 9:
The Internet has long arrived in Indonesia
by Max Lane
Chapter 10:
Microblogs in China — Micro-changing a society
by Zhai Zheng
Chapter 11:
Social outlet Twitter and its political impact in South Korea
by Ji-hyun Cho
Chapter 12:
Japan — The chattering nation
by Martin Kölling
Chapter 13:
Singapore, Politics, Freedom & New Media: A Personal Reflection
by Kirpal Singh