The Public Sphere and Network Democracy: Social movements and Political Change?

For many Internet advocates the social media provides an electronic agora to allow for alternative issues to be raised, framed and effectively debated. 

It is contended citizens may enjoy a real-time interactive access with one another to transmit ideas, by-pass authorities, challenge autocracies and affect greater forms of expression against state power. Thus, the social media allows for many-to-many or point-to point forms of communication. Most especially, online social networks such as Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter, have facilitated opportunities for grassroots communication, deliberation and discussion. Read More>>>>>>>>

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