[Video] Wikipedia Edits During the Arab Spring
By: skribe
Here’s a dynamic visualisation of the Wikipedia edits during the Middle-East protests (December 1st to February 20th, 2011). The edits are color-coded by type, with the orange-red lines indicating changes that added to a page whereas the purple lines indicate changes that removed text from a page.
Further information at: Visual Complexity.
About the Author: skribe
Based in Perth, Australia, Antonio Barimen (aka skribe) is a digital media consultant and social media producer. He is available to help you develop social marketing and digital media strategies, improving communication between staff, partners and suppliers or just increasing the number of fans on Facebook. He has developed successful digital and social media projects for clients including CBS, Evian, Procter & Gamble, Discovery Networks, Pernod Ricard and American Express.
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