![]() ![]() And a handful of kids in Belarus who create a political protest that the state is powerless to stop. A dissatisfied airline passenger who spawns a national movement by taking her case to the web. Here, we encounter a whoman who loses her phone and recruits an army of volunteers to get it back from the person who stole it. The spread of the internet and mobile phones are changing how people come together and get things done-and sparking a revolution that, as Clay Shirky shows, is changing what we do, how we do it, and even who we are. ![]() ![]() Shirky writes cleanly and convincingly about the intersection of technological innovation and social change." - New York Observer An extraordinary exploration of how technology can empower social and political organizers For the first time in history, the tools for cooperating on a global scale are not solely in the hands of governments or institutions. An eye-opening paean to possibility." - The Boston Globe"Mr. "A fascinating survey of the digital age. ![]()
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