Comments for SipaNine http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com Fall 2009 Mon, 28 Dec 2009 03:48:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Under the Hood of Global Climate Action by Tweets that mention TubesCodeContent — Blog — Under the Hood of Global Climate Action -- Topsy.com http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com/2009/12/27/under-the-hood-of-global-climate-action/#comment-27 Tweets that mention TubesCodeContent — Blog — Under the Hood of Global Climate Action -- Topsy.com Mon, 28 Dec 2009 03:48:57 +0000 http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com/?p=579#comment-27 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by GlobalActionDay, Klima Aktion. Klima Aktion said: TubesCodeContent — Blog — Under the Hood of Global Climate Action: TubesCodeContent is a participatory community explori http://url4.eu/zru2 [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by GlobalActionDay, Klima Aktion. Klima Aktion said: TubesCodeContent — Blog — Under the Hood of Global Climate Action: TubesCodeContent is a participatory community explori http://url4.eu/zru2 [...]

]]> Comment on Mapping to Save Appalachian Mountains by TubesCodeContent — Blog — Mapping to Save Appalachian Mountains | PhotoShopped http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com/2009/12/14/mapping-to-save-appalachian-mountains/#comment-20 TubesCodeContent — Blog — Mapping to Save Appalachian Mountains | PhotoShopped Tue, 15 Dec 2009 04:13:15 +0000 http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com/?p=494#comment-20 [...] Continued here: TubesCodeContent — Blog — Mapping to Save Appalachian Mountains [...] [...] Continued here: TubesCodeContent — Blog — Mapping to Save Appalachian Mountains [...]

]]> Comment on MTV Staying Alive: Innovative Campaign Approaches by Quick scan of the net – popular musicians « pixiejones http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com/2009/12/14/mtv-staying-alive-innovative-campaign-approaches/#comment-25 Quick scan of the net – popular musicians « pixiejones Mon, 14 Dec 2009 19:30:51 +0000 http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com/?p=526#comment-25 [...] http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com/2009/12/14/mtv-staying-alive-innovative-campaign-approaches/Back in 1981, MTV launched a platform for popular culture dissemination that had previously never been explored. A “VJ” and providing a video-based platform for bands and musicians was an entirely new style of broadcast programming that … [...] [...] http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com/2009/12/14/mtv-staying-alive-innovative-campaign-approaches/Back in 1981, MTV launched a platform for popular culture dissemination that had previously never been explored. A “VJ” and providing a video-based platform for bands and musicians was an entirely new style of broadcast programming that … [...]

]]> Comment on MTV Staying Alive: Innovative Campaign Approaches by Fast Tuesday links « alexaredman http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com/2009/12/14/mtv-staying-alive-innovative-campaign-approaches/#comment-24 Fast Tuesday links « alexaredman Mon, 14 Dec 2009 19:05:35 +0000 http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com/?p=526#comment-24 [...] http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com/2009/12/14/mtv-staying-alive-innovative-campaign-approaches/Back in 1981, MTV launched a platform for popular culture dissemination that had previously never been explored. A “VJ” and providing a video-based platform for bands and musicians was an entirely new style of broadcast programming that … [...] [...] http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com/2009/12/14/mtv-staying-alive-innovative-campaign-approaches/Back in 1981, MTV launched a platform for popular culture dissemination that had previously never been explored. A “VJ” and providing a video-based platform for bands and musicians was an entirely new style of broadcast programming that … [...]

]]> Comment on Mexican protesters go digital: the #internetnecesario experience by MARIANA BARRERA http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com/2009/11/16/mexican-protesters-go-digital-the-internetnecesario-experience/#comment-18 MARIANA BARRERA Mon, 30 Nov 2009 19:34:10 +0000 http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com/?p=311#comment-18 Dear Alejandro, thank you for your comment, I will correct that information. It was very interesting for me to write this article, I think that the Internet Necesario initiative opens a new alternative for social protest in Mexico that had not yet been considered. I hope it is only the first of many of its kind. Best, Mariana. Dear Alejandro, thank you for your comment, I will correct that information. It was very interesting for me to write this article, I think that the Internet Necesario initiative opens a new alternative for social protest in Mexico that had not yet been considered. I hope it is only the first of many of its kind.
Best,
Mariana.

]]> Comment on For One Community Organizing Initiative, Spam Works by Russell Lemler http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com/2009/11/16/spam-works/#comment-19 Russell Lemler Wed, 25 Nov 2009 03:21:55 +0000 http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com/?p=269#comment-19 They are effectively using some of the tools we've talked about it class. Great article, and good use of images. They are effectively using some of the tools we’ve talked about it class. Great article, and good use of images.

]]> Comment on Mexican protesters go digital: the #internetnecesario experience by apisanty http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com/2009/11/16/mexican-protesters-go-digital-the-internetnecesario-experience/#comment-17 apisanty Tue, 17 Nov 2009 05:15:25 +0000 http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com/?p=311#comment-17 Dear Mariana, thanks for this article which depicts many aspects of our recent experience. Allow me only to beg you to correct one piece of information which is not updated: I am not serving as Director of Academic Computing Services of UNAM, having left the position in February, 2008. At present I am a professor of UNAM in sabbatical leave, and Chair of Sociedad Internet de México, A.C., Mexican chapter of the Internet Society. Yours, Alejandro Pisanty Dear Mariana, thanks for this article which depicts many aspects of our recent experience. Allow me only to beg you to correct one piece of information which is not updated: I am not serving as Director of Academic Computing Services of UNAM, having left the position in February, 2008. At present I am a professor of UNAM in sabbatical leave, and Chair of Sociedad Internet de México, A.C., Mexican chapter of the Internet Society.

Yours,

Alejandro Pisanty

]]> Comment on Raj's Blog: JustWorldOrder by Russell Lemler http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com/2009/10/19/rajs-blog-justworldorder/#comment-15 Russell Lemler Fri, 23 Oct 2009 14:48:37 +0000 http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com/?p=224#comment-15 You have a great Blog going, Raj. I love the picture of you in Times Square opening NASDAQ! Great use of flash mobs as well. You are obviously working hard for your cause and broadcasting your message effectively. You have a great Blog going, Raj. I love the picture of you in Times Square opening NASDAQ! Great use of flash mobs as well. You are obviously working hard for your cause and broadcasting your message effectively.

]]> Comment on Iranian Green Movement in New Media by mehdi http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com/2009/10/12/iranian-green-movement-in-new-media/#comment-9 mehdi Mon, 19 Oct 2009 17:26:42 +0000 http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com/?p=193#comment-9 Thanks for comments Michael and Mariana, 1. Education is free in Iran- even though there are some profitable schools- and English is mandatory from middle school. So I don't think that knowing English effects people's social class. 2. Usually in recent decades, the agents of social change are in the cities that internet is vastly used. All of post-election protests are taking place in cities. 3. Iran has a very young population who are mostly internet users. 4. Needless to mention that Ahmadinejad has many supporters in cities too. However, the situation in Iran is not about power play between two contenders, rather a fraud election and arguably 11 millions of vote displacement. 5. Yes I have two audience language-wise. I use English to deliver news to the outside, I also post contents in Persian for Iranian audience. 6. I think we are in the need of a structured translation project to make international community informed and involved. Given the amount of contents, it is almost impossible to do it individually. Thanks for comments Michael and Mariana,
1. Education is free in Iran- even though there are some profitable schools- and English is mandatory from middle school. So I don’t think that knowing English effects people’s social class.
2. Usually in recent decades, the agents of social change are in the cities that internet is vastly used. All of post-election protests are taking place in cities.
3. Iran has a very young population who are mostly internet users.
4. Needless to mention that Ahmadinejad has many supporters in cities too. However, the situation in Iran is not about power play between two contenders, rather a fraud election and arguably 11 millions of vote displacement.
5. Yes I have two audience language-wise. I use English to deliver news to the outside, I also post contents in Persian for Iranian audience.
6. I think we are in the need of a structured translation project to make international community informed and involved. Given the amount of contents, it is almost impossible to do it individually.

]]> Comment on A Global Protest Against Hugo Chávez by Clara Martinez Turco http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com/2009/10/12/a-global-protest-against-hugo-chavez/#comment-14 Clara Martinez Turco Sun, 18 Oct 2009 20:59:45 +0000 http://sipanine.tubescodecontent.com/?p=201#comment-14 Chavez only comment on the protests during a press conference he held during his visit to Syria. "I've seen that some are organizing a world rally against Chavez. I say it's a stupid thing!," he said. He also said that the protest wasn't against him but "the people." Strangely, members of his government didn't make further comments. However, some journalists who work for the state own media have said that Twitter and Facebook were developed by the CIA "to recruit agents who are willing to promote imperial interests." Chavez only comment on the protests during a press conference he held during his visit to Syria. “I’ve seen that some are organizing a world rally against Chavez. I say it’s a stupid thing!,” he said. He also said that the protest wasn’t against him but “the people.” Strangely, members of his government didn’t make further comments.
However, some journalists who work for the state own media have said that Twitter and Facebook were developed by the CIA “to recruit agents who are willing to promote imperial interests.”

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