After a government-imposed Internet shutdown in an attempt to quell violent protests in Egypt, Twitter's general counsel wades into the social media wars — and the micro-blogging site partners with Google to beat back the blackout.
February 03, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The revolution will not be televised, but tweeted. Make that the revolution will not be tweeted, but Speak2Tweeted.
Following a government shutdown of most Internet and mobile cellular service in Egypt last week, Twitter, Inc., declared freedom of expression — and by extension tweeting — to be a human right.
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