tailieunhanh - Social Media in Development Cooperation

These differences should be embraced and appreciated. Although access is not universal, the digital era allows certain groups of people to connect across vast distances in unprecedented ways. Information can be accessed with ease and spread rapidly around the globe. Anyone online can publish their thoughts in a public space and connect with people who have similar thoughts. While the digital opportunities are invaluable, understanding and working with the differences to provide users with a more sociable space can only enhance the possibilities of the digital realm. . | 0recomm Centre for Communication and Glocal Change Social Media in Development Cooperation Edited by Ricky Storm BraskoV Social Media in Development Cooperation Social Media in Development Cooperation 0recomm - Centre for Communication and Glocal Change Editor Ricky Storm Braskov Published by 0recomm at Malmo University and Roskilde University 2012 Cover Photo Timothy Lee La Rose Printed by Roskilde Universitets Trykkeri Roskilde Denmark Photos 19 29 41 50 64 80 Ricky Storm Braskov Supported by The European Union Intereg IV A Danida People Speaking Back Media Empowerment and Democracy in East Africa ISBN 978-87-7349-811-8 0recomm and the authors 0recomm 2012