A Social Media History of the 2011 Wisconsin Capitol Protests

A site originally created so that WI Capitol Protest activists could share social media with participants in Netroots New York in December 2011.

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Solidarity Sing-Alongs and Les Miserables Flash Mobs

A special treat for fans of Broadway: the one-time phenomenon of the Les Miserables Flash Mob , which simply has to be seen and heard to b...

Innovations: Time Lapse, Panoramas, and Other Cool Tools

The definition of social media tools was constantly being stretched as community journalists employed all kinds of cool tools to convey a se...

Walkerville: Braving the Cold in Tents and Sleeping Bags

First Night of Walkerville And you thought camping out in a tent in Zucotti Park in October and November was roughing it? Evicted from ...

Scenes from the Occupation of the Capitol

Fire Fighters Make a Dramatic Entrance Despite Gov. Walker's divide and conquer tactics, both fire fighters and police officers (exe...

Those Incredible Rally Crowds

This is Our House from the YouTube page of Tona Williams Includes Open Captioned Highlights of a Variety of Powerful Rally Speeches

Rural Solidarity: The Tractorcade

"Pull Together" Wisconsin Farmers Protest Gov. Scott Walker Just as the powers-that-be falsely portrayed Occupy Wall Street p...

Foreign Coverage Often Trumped US Mainstream Media

Some of the most illuminating posts placed on the Media Coverage of WI Protests Facebook page we created were examples of coverage by the f...

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John Quinlan: John Quinlan is a Madison, WI-based journalist, nonprofit development consultant, civil rights activist, media reformer, gay community leader, radio show host, and community organizer. MadisonJohnQ@ gmail.com

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