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SOCIAL WEB MEDIA

FLASH MOBS...SNAP MOBS?

2/10/10

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TOPIC:Social media and the ability of peope to organize

“flash mobs” what, when, how, why

application of flash mob principle to protestcritical appraisal

reason, judgment, individual thoughtcan things move too fast?

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FLASH MOBS IN THE USA

...for fun and profit

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USING NETWORKED TECHNOLOGIES TO MOBILIZE LARGE GROUPS

TO COLLECTIVELY PARTICIPATEIN PHYSICAL SPACE

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Improv Everywhere

“Improv Everywhere is a New York based prank collective that causes scenes of chaos and joy in public places. Visit our website to

see over 80 missions we've staged since 2001.”

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FROZEN GRAND CENTRAL (Improv Everywhere)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwMj3PJDxuo

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BEST BUY(Improv Everywhere)

http://vimeo.com/68614

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Facebook flashmob shuts down station(CNN 2/9/09)

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The T-Mobile Dance (choreographed advertisement)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQ3d3KigPQM

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“Thousands of dancers jammed a major London train station in a Facebook-driven

"flashmob" mimicking an advertisement for a phone company.”

(DISCUSS)http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/europe/02/09/uk.station.flashmob/index.html

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INTERVENTION IN PUBLIC SPACE RECREATED FOR A COMMERCIAL RECREATED AS INTERVENTION IN PUBLIC SPACE

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ORGANIZED VIA FACEBOOKRESPONSE WAS BIGGER THAN EXPECTED

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FLASH MOB TACTICfor political protest

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It's against the law to form a group in October Square...

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“Nothing says dictatorship like arresting people for eating ice cream.” - Clay Shirky

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Smart Mobs (Rheingold)

Critical Mass – bicycle activists1999 WTO ProtestsSept. 2000 protest blocking fuel deliveries in UK

PHOTO CREDIT: "Monååkey Donut", flickr.com

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image: Steve Kaiser

Smart Mobs (Rheingold)

Critical Mass – bicycle activists1999 WTO ProtestsSept. 2000 protest blocking fuel deliveries in UK

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Smart Mobs (Rheingold)

2001 Philippines - “People Power II”President Estrada's impeachment trial suddenly ended by political allies 20,000 people amassed in protest at Edsa w/in 75 minutesOver the course of 4 days a millionMilitary withdrew support form government, regime fell

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Smart Mobs (Rheingold)

“...the millions of text messages exchanged by the demonstrators was, by all accounts, a key to the crowd's esprit de corps.”

enthusiasm, comradeship, shared devotion to cause...

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“...the millions of text messages exchanged by the demonstrators was, by all accounts, a key to the crowd's

esprit de corps.”

Texting as

ORGANIZATIONAL

and

SOCIAL

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PROPERTIES:

QUICK DISSEMINATION OF A MESSAGEFLEXIBLE - CAN CHANGE PLANSVIRAL... DISTRIBUTED... MESSAGE

PROPAGATES BY BEING FORWARDED, RE-

POSTED

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RIGHT NOW

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“Students are revolting: The spirit of '68 is reawakening”The Independent (UK)

)2/8/2009(

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“Students are revolting: The spirit of '68 is reawakening”The Independent (UK)

(2/8/2009)

“Around the UK, thousands of students have occupied lecture theatres, offices and other buildings at more than 20

universities in sit-down protests. It seems that the spirit of 1968 has returned to the campus.”

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Headline:

“Technology has set these actions apart from those of previous generations, allowing a

national momentum to grow with incredible speed. Through the linking up of internet

blogs, news of successes spread quickly and protests grew nationwide.”

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/education/education-news/students-are-revolting-the-spirit-of-68-is-reawakening-1604043.html

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2009

MANUNI OCCUPATION - SOLIDARITY WITH GAZAhttp://manunioccupation.wordpress.com/

MAN UNI – student videohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UI_NsKOmr0

ROCHESTERhttp://lseoccupation.blogspot.com/2009/02/victory-for-rochester-university-in-usa.html

FACEBOOK GROUPS:SEARCH "Support to Sussex University Occupation"

"Manchester University Occupation - Solidarity with Gaza"

"Support the Occupation at Queen Mary University"

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UPDATES CAN BE CREATED BY THE STUDENTS OCCUPYING A BUILDING

AND UPLOADED TO THE WEB

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EXTREMELY LOCALIZED (TAKING OVER A PHYSICAL BUILDING)

+EXTREMELY NETWORKED (BUILDING

SOLIDARITY BETWEEN MOVEMENTS/INITIATIVES/ CREATING

ONGOING DIALOGUE)

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EXTREMELY LOCALIZED (TAKING OVER A PHYSICAL BUILDING)

+EXTREMELY NETWORKED (BUILDING

SOLIDARITY BETWEEN MOVEMENTS/INITIATIVES/ CREATING

ONGOING DIALOGUE)

Compare to examples of organizing in Here Comes Everybody (Shirky).

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VIDEO POSTED DURING OCCUPATION:

THE NEW SCHOOL IN EXILEhttp://www.newschoolinexile.com/occupation.html

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GREECE, DECEMBER 2008

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FACEBOOK GROUP -SEARCH

"Support the Greek Struggle"

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NEWS FOOTAGEhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cdb3D-wJ3jg

GREECE OFFICIALLY IN WARhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmfzvfSPWzw&feature=related

GREECE RIOTS / BBChttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBLwg1BO-Ss

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RANGE OF DISCONTENT

EDUCATIONAL SYSTEMBANKING / ECONOMYCORRUPTION

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the speed with which protests erupted...

and in other cities...

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FROM FUN FLASH MOBS

TO FLASH PROTESTS

TO FLASH RIOTS...?

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FROM FUN FLASH MOBS

TO FLASH PROTESTS

TO FLASH RIOTS...?

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PESCE - HYPERCONNECTIVITY

VIRILIO - THE INFORMATION BOMB

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http://irevolution.wordpress.com/2008/12/18/greek-riots-facebook-twitter-and-sms/

http://www.alternet.org/mediaculture/113389/letter_from_athens:_greek_riots_and_the_news_media_in_the_age_of_twitter/

"Then Tsimas warned: “We need to think about the future of our trade in an era when news travels faster [among society] than TV or radio. People

turned out on the streets before radio and TV can air stories.”

SNAP MOBSPatrick Meier PATRICK PHILIPPE MEIER

http://irevolution.wordpress.com/2008/12/19/snap-mobs-of-the-world-unite-a-better-taxonomy/

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MOB RULE?

THE EASILY MOVEABLE CROWD?

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Mark Pesce

“Hyperpolitics, American Style”

text versionhttp://blog.futurestreetconsulting.com/?p=61

video versionhttp://blog.futurestreetconsulting.com/?p=62

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Mark Pesce:“The mob, now mobilized,

will do as it pleases.”

compare to Ensenzberger's statement:mobilize

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Mark Pesce clip -

“The mob, now mobilized, will do as it pleases.”

links to article about“Senator Obama - Please Vote NO on Telecom Immunity – Get FISA Right”

http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2008/7/2/135358/9498/696/545443

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Mark Pesce clip -

“A hyperconnected polity – whether composed of a hundred individuals or a hundred thousand – has resources at its disposal which exponentially amplify its capabilities. Hyperconnectivity begets hypermimesis begets

hyperempowerment.”

“The future looks nothing like democracy, because democracy, which sought to empower the individual, is being obsolesced by a social order

which hyperempowers him.”