new media have been almost ignored in Austria to date. "What is the Internet moving in a tiny country with 8 million inhabitants". Yesterday I got
to campaigns and Internet experience something interesting. After about 20 minutes I'm broken too late for the demonstration for free education, I have the university do not even see. The road was blocked by some 15,000 Demonstrate / inside. For non-Austrian relations may sound quite normal. 15:00 People are in a city like Vienna, but rather a rarity.
A few days before Facebook was just jammed with coverage of the occupation of the Audi-Max (the largest lecture hall). Then yesterday, some people sent SMS and their circle of friends invited to the demo. overstimulated Actually, I was only at noon today after the Twitter stream on # unibrennt just about expired.
The whole thing has a bit about the theory of "wisdom of the crowd," recalls for such good work online and for the current student protests in Austria I have not yet see. In addition to various private persons, on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, e-mails and noise Soup did live streams were used everywhere and there are enough available online Press provide a few weeks the newspapers. So often dreamed of "crowdsourcing" of communications and these same protests, it is practice.
All I do when I am motivated to participate, is to go online. All I need for a cover story can be found in 10 minutes. As soon as something new cast will know it enough to distribute it online to offline again.
Or does this movement about Plaktwerbung and a TV spot? Or maybe flyer for a demo? I prefer reading online in real time. And do I sign anyway - digital here die Petition
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