2010
DOI: 10.1080/02255189.2010.9669310
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Won't You Be My (Political) Friend? The Changing Face(book) of Socio-Political Contestation in Malaysia

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“…Examples of prominent social movement activities include anti-war movements (Vasi, 2006;Bennett et al, 2008;Gillan, 2009), anti-globalisation movements (Kahn and Kellner, 2004) and campaigns for global justice (Agarwal et al, 2012). Other prominent examples are seen in the increasing social participation by young people that has spearheaded political change in Arab countries (Morozov, 2009;Smeltzer and Keddy, 2010;Attia et al, 2011;Lotan et al, 2011;Tüfekci and Wilson, 2012) and facilitated presidential elections in the USA (Baumgartner and Morris, 2010;Wattal et al, 2010;Conroy et al, 2012).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Examples of prominent social movement activities include anti-war movements (Vasi, 2006;Bennett et al, 2008;Gillan, 2009), anti-globalisation movements (Kahn and Kellner, 2004) and campaigns for global justice (Agarwal et al, 2012). Other prominent examples are seen in the increasing social participation by young people that has spearheaded political change in Arab countries (Morozov, 2009;Smeltzer and Keddy, 2010;Attia et al, 2011;Lotan et al, 2011;Tüfekci and Wilson, 2012) and facilitated presidential elections in the USA (Baumgartner and Morris, 2010;Wattal et al, 2010;Conroy et al, 2012).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The increase in the usage of the social media can be considered as an indicator of the increased political awareness in Malaysia. Besides, opposition supporters are using this technology as an alternative way to engage in politics and express their opinions freely (Smeltzer and Keddy, 2010). Using Malaysia as a case study, Smeltzer and Keddy (2010) looked into the potential of Facebook being used as a tool for political change.…”
Section: Social Network Sites and Their Political Usementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Besides, opposition supporters are using this technology as an alternative way to engage in politics and express their opinions freely (Smeltzer and Keddy, 2010). Using Malaysia as a case study, Smeltzer and Keddy (2010) looked into the potential of Facebook being used as a tool for political change. They examined if, how, and to what extent Facebook usage can support critical political activities inside and outside formal electoral politics in a restricted media environment.…”
Section: Social Network Sites and Their Political Usementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Social media marketing demonstrates significant influence on political life throughout the world. In the last decade, social media marketing tools and variables have been consistently impacting political elections and changes in the USA (Enli, 2017;Cook, 2010;Baumgartner and Morris, 2010), France (Wells et al, 2016), Egypt, Tunisia, Syria (Attia et al, 2015(Attia et al, , 2018bLavie, 2017;Yildirim, 2017;Frost, 2016;Al-Anani, 2015;Mufti, 2015;Yom, 2015;Hashemi, 2013;Uysal, 2013;Smith, 2013;Torelli, 2012), Nigeria (Udanor et al, 2016), Malaysia (Smeltzer and Keddy, 2010), Iran (Marandi et al, 2010;Morozov, 2009;Bazzi, 2009), China (Guobin, 2009), and Pakistan (Shaheen, 2008).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%