Tunisian Blogger Joins Government
By Robert Mackey January 18, 2011 11:09 am January 18, 2011 11:09 am Images of Slim Amamou, a Tunisian blogger, before and after his recent arrest. Updated | 3:26 p.m. Less than two weeks ago, Slim Amamou, a Tunisian blogger and activist, was using his @slim404 Twitter feed to let friends know that the police had been to his house. Later the same day, after he was arrested, the 33-year-old compute
Tunisia protests: Cyber war mirrors unrest on streets
A crescendo of protest has shattered Tunisia's calm over the past few weeks, with crowds spilling onto the streets in a way previously unimaginable. Unions and other professional groups have played a role, as have text messages and satellite TV. But it is on the internet that a generation of activists has been credited with enabling the movement to take off. This has happened despite increasingly
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