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- India's Internet Freedom Nightmare - Jonah Force Hill, The Diplomat
- Saudi Arabia Reins in Its Clerics - Carnegie Endowment for Int'l Peace
- Turkey's Facebook Arrests - Michael Rubin, Contentions
- Facebook Meets Brick-and-Mortar Politics - Thomas Friedman, NY Times
- The Facebook Caliphate - Mark Steyn, National Review
- NATO's Lack of Action Is a Good Thing - Daniel Larison, The Week
- Facebook Generation's Egyptian Failure - Francis Fukuyama, Daily Beast
- In China, Facebook's Shadow - Evan Osnos, The New Yorker
- Are Protesters Helping the World? - Daniel McGroarty, RealClearWorld
- Does Facebook Have a Foreign Policy? - David Kirkpatrick, Foreign Policy
- Technology Is Feeding Global Volatility - Niall Ferguson, Newsweek
- Promise of the Arab Spring Fades - Dilip Hiro
- Nigeria's Accidental Prez Turns to Facebook - Geoffrey York, Globe & Mail
- How Social Networks Aid Enemies of Freedom - Niall Ferguson, Newsweek
- Facebook, Twitter Spreading Syrian Revolt - Nicholas Blanford, CS Monitor
- The Revolution Will Not Be Televised - Jon Alterman
- Facebook Can't Beat Mideast Militaries - Nikolas Gvosdev, WPR
- 5 Myths About Egypt's Revolution - Blake Hounshell, Think Again
- Can Facebook, Twitter Liberate the Repressed? - Joshua Yaffa, WSJ
- China, Twitter & 20-Somethings vs. Mubarak - Tom Friedman, NY Times
- Who Holds Power in the Virtual Century? - Joseph Nye, Moscow Times
- An Arab Revolution Fueled by Western Methods - Zvi Bar'el, Haaretz
- Facebook and Arab Dignity - Roger Cohen, International Herald Tribune
- How Facebook Handled Tunisian Hacks - Alexis Madrigal, The Atlantic
- Why Does China Block Foreign Websites? - Malcolm Moore, Daily Telegraph
- Will Facebook Friend China? - Christina Larson, Argument
- Social Media Will Change the Middle East - Arianna Huffington, Daily Star
- When (and Why) Arabs Tweet - Rami Khouri, International Herald Tribune
- Anna Chapman as Russian Legislator? - Owen Matthews, Newsweek
- U.S. Must Remain the World's Superpower - Sarah Palin, Facebook
- Catastrophic Cleverness of the Political Class - David Burchell
- Iran's Failed Facebook Revolution - Cameron Abadi, Foreign Policy
- Public Diplomacy 2.0: New Media and the U.S. - Heritage Foundation
- Playing Nice with China a Smart Move - Gady Epstein, Forbes
- America's Favorite Rogue State - Gordon Chang, Forbes
- Iran's Facebook Elections - Ahmad Sadri, Daily Star
- Facebook's Uncertain Russian Alliance - Arthur Cyr, China Post
- Twitter & the Future of Protest - Joshua Tucker, Truman Project