David Stephenson a leading e-government, Web 2.0, and crisis management strategist and theorist had an interesting post today, just around when I made my post, on how Web2.0 data may aid anti-terrorist forces combating acts of terror.
David’s post suggests US law enforcement agencies learn from the Mumbai case about the effective monitoring and use of micro-blogging services.
By the way, I came across David’s post via a tweet from TimO’Reilly. David’s full post is here.
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David Stephenson a leading e-government, Web 2.0, and crisis management strategist and theorist had an interesting post today, just around when I made my post, on how Web2.0 data may aid anti-terrorist forces combating acts of terror.
David’s post suggests US law enforcement agencies learn from the Mumbai case about the effective monitoring and use of micro-blogging services.
By the way, I came across David’s post via a tweet from TimO’Reilly. David’s full post is here.
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Twitter has been buzzing with tweets about the terrorist acts in Mumbai before it became news on traditional channels. See the screen shot of TwitterScoop and MyTweetDeck.
I have been meaning to write about micro-blogging and it’s growing influence on digital media and online marketing for the last few days. I guess this is the time to condemn this heinous act of human aggression and showcase the influence of micro-messaging in spreading messages and memes.
I am concerned about my friends in Mumbai. I hope they are safe.
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