Political blogs on Fiji : a 'cybernet democracy' case study / by Crosbie Walsh

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Title

Political blogs on Fiji : a 'cybernet democracy' case study / by Crosbie Walsh

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National Library of New Zealand

Collection

Index New Zealand

Description

Analyses more than seventy pro and anti-government blogs in Fiji since the 2006 coup and looks into the claim that political blogging in unstable and repressive countries is a form of cyber net democracy.

Format

Journal

Date created

May 2010

Creator

Walsh, Crosbie, (University of the South Pacific)

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/21204461

Related subjects

Blogs / Cybernetics / Journalism / Fiji / Case studies / Coup d'état (Fiji : 2006)

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