The Kremlin forced U.S. tech firms to shut down an app some Russian voters hoped to use. Now what?
More authoritarian leaders could use “election interference” complaints to rein in Internet freedom
There’s more to Belarus’s ‘Telegram Revolution’ than a cellphone app
New surveys show protesters had to be creative to share information.
How women, the Green Movement and an app shaped Iran’s elections
[caption id="attachment_36611" align="aligncenter" width="908"] An Iranian voter shows her hand
In Russia, the political impact of social media varies by platform
[caption id="attachment_19698" align="aligncenter" width="606"] Flag-waving and chanting demonstrators in December
Social Networks and Democracy
The following guest post is from political scientists Ora John