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- Chavez Masterfully Trolled U.S. on Twitter - Robert Beckhusen, DR
- This Is the Last Tweet Hugo Chavez Ever Sent - Greg Scoblete
- Can Social Media Disarm Syria's Chemical Arsenal? - Eli Lake, Daily Beast
- Can Social Media Solve Real-World Problems? - Morozov & Johnson, TNR
- Egypt's 'Twitter Revolution': A Western Myth - Charles Trew, Al-Ahram
- Tweeting with the Dictator's Daughter - Natalia Antelava, The New Yorker
- RCW's Top World News Sites of 2012 - RealClearWorld
- Israel, Hamas Engage in Twitter War - Shachtman & Beckhusen, Wired
- America's Way or Huawei - Ian Bremmer, Reuters
- India's Internet Freedom Nightmare - Jonah Force Hill, The Diplomat
- Spain vs. Uganda Twitter War - Fareed Zakaria, Global Public Square
- Saudi Arabia Reins in Its Clerics - Carnegie Endowment for Int'l Peace
- The Strange Case of @Sweden - Dashiell Bennett, Atlantic Wire
- In Lebanon, Dark Side of Twitter Revolution - Rohan Talbot, Guardian
- Brazil's New Swagger - David Rothkopf, Foreign Policy
- Twitter's Censorship Cheerleaders - Uri Friedman, FP Passport
- Would Romney's Foreign Policy Be Any Different? - Michael Cohen, FP
- U.S. to Twitter: Stop Sleeping With the Enemy - Daniel Freedman, Forbes
- Are Protesters Helping the World? - Daniel McGroarty, RealClearWorld
- Hugo Chavez: Twitter President - Frida Ghitis, World Politics Review
- Twitter Lessons from, and for, the Arab Spring - William Saletan, Slate
- Terrorists Discover Uses for Twitter - Shaun Waterman, Washington Times
- 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
- China, Twitter & 20-Somethings vs. Mubarak - Tom Friedman, NY Times
- Can Facebook, Twitter Liberate the Repressed? - Joshua Yaffa, WSJ
- Who Holds Power in the Virtual Century? - Joseph Nye, Moscow Times
- An Arab Revolution Fueled by Western Methods - Zvi Bar'el, Haaretz
- Tunisia the First Twitter Revolution? - Ethan Zuckerman, Foreign Policy
- Why Does China Block Foreign Websites? - Malcolm Moore, Daily Telegraph
- Social Media Will Change the Middle East - Arianna Huffington, Daily Star
- The Revolt of China's Twittering Classes - Hu Yong, Daily Star
- North Korea Starts Tweeting - Korea Times
- Don't Wait for a Russian Twitter Revolt - Svetlana Babaeva, Nat'l Interest
- When (and Why) Arabs Tweet - Rami Khouri, International Herald Tribune
- How Twitter Failed Iran's Greens - Golnaz Esfandiari, Foreign Policy
- Catastrophic Cleverness of the Political Class - David Burchell
- Freedom Takes More Than Technology - Jeff Jacoby, Boston Globe
- Tweets of Freedom Ringing Across China - Emily Parker, Japan Times
- Twitter Doesn't Start Revolutions, People Do - Luke Allnutt, CS Monitor
- Public Diplomacy 2.0: New Media and the U.S. - Heritage Foundation
- Who's Running Iran's Green Revolution? - Mehdi Khalaji, Foreign Policy
- Can Cyber Diplomacy Save the World? - Nancy Scola, American Prospect
- The Iranian Elections and Public Diplomacy 2.0: A Tale of Untapped Potential - Helle C Dale
- Iran's Battle on the Streets and Behind the Scenes - Stratfor
- Moldova: Twitter Revolution That Wasn't - Anne Applebaum, WaPo
- Twitter & the Future of Protest - Joshua Tucker, Truman Project