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How Was Egypt's Internet Access Shut Off?: Scientific American

Jan 25, 13

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EBSCOhost: THE BIG THINK BEHIND THE ARAB SPRING

Jan 25, 13

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Egypt's gambit: If Mubarak falls, Islamists could rise - NY Daily News

Jan 25, 13

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EBSCOhost: Egypt after Mubarak

Jan 25, 13

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Democracy in Egypt

Jan 25, 13

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How Was Egypt's Internet Access Shut Off?: Scientific American

Jan 25, 13

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How Was Egypt's Internet Access Shut Off?: Scientific American 4

Jan 25, 13

Key points here

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- How Was Egypt's Internet Access Shut Off?
  
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- The shutdown does not appear to be a spontaneous event, given that the Telecom Egypt, Raya, Link Egypt, Etisalat Misr and Internet Egypt ISPs each shut down its part of Egypt's Internet in sequence an average of about three minutes apart, according to Manchester, N.H.-based network security firm Renesys Corp. This sequencing indicates that each of the ISPs may have received a phone call telling them to drop Internet access to their subscribers, as opposed to an automated system that kicked in to take down all of the providers at once, Jim Cowie, Renesys chief technology officer and co-founder, blogged on Friday.
- If this analysis is correct, it indicates a level of governmental Internet control unseen to this point, not even in China, Iran and Tunisia, which have been accused of manipulating Internet access to quell government opposition. Scientific American spoke with Cowie, whose company monitors global Internet infrastructure, to better understand how it works under both normal and, in this instance, abnormal conditions.
- On January 27, we observed hundreds of providers all over the world suddenly telling us that most of the network addresses in Egypt no longer existed. It's not that their paths were changing a little bit to get better value out of their connection or engineering around a little cable break or something. It was really a matter of just disappearing. And it was just Egypt—you didn't see networks in the Gulf, India or China go down, as you might if a submerged cable in that region had been damaged.
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Mubarak’s Digital Dilemma: Why Egypt’s Internet Controls Failed - The Citizen LabThe Citizen Lab

Jan 25, 13

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Egypt's Mubarak Will Try to Tough It Out

Jan 25, 13

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Hosni Mubarak News - The New York Times

Jan 25, 13

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EBSCOhost: Arab Springs: Literary Rebels

Jan 25, 13

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EBSCOhost: Mubarak Takes Over

Jan 24, 13

Key article

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EBSCOhost: An Initial Perspective on "The Winter of Discontent": The Root Causes of th...

Jan 24, 13

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EBSCOhost: When Cheap is Costly: Rent Decline, Regime Survival and State Reform in Mub...

Jan 24, 13

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EBSCOhost: THE TRAGEDY OF MUBARAK

Jan 24, 13

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EBSCOhost: Egypt after Mubarak

Jan 24, 13

First article to use for history lesson on Mubarak, Egypt

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3.4 Digital Citizenship How we are to behave as citizens in the technological environment.
EBSCOhost: Educación para la ciudadanía democrática en la cultura digital.

Jan 22, 13

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Digital Citizenship is our basic responsibility as users of the Digital Age. We are required to uphold the rights of other citizens in the digital worlsd just as in the physical world.

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