Vliv a role sociálních médií na Arabské jaro: Egyptská revoluce - případová studie

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dc.contributor.advisor Štarchoň, Peter
dc.contributor.author Fihaili, Ahmed
dc.date.accessioned 2013-10-10T21:30:56Z
dc.date.available 2013-10-10T21:30:56Z
dc.date.issued 2012-10-01
dc.identifier Elektronický archiv Knihovny UTB cs
dc.identifier.uri http://hdl.handle.net/10563/23764
dc.description.abstract While in most countries, Social Media Networks (SMN) are used for leisure and business, there are places where those platforms have become tools for mass mobilization and pro-tests organization. Countries throughout the Arab world varied in their usage of Social Media Networks (SMN), but learned from watching others on how to use it effectively to engage the outside world and to broadcast the human rights abuses committed by their respective regimes. Social unrest began in Tunisia in December 2010 and quickly spread to countries across the Middle East and North Africa, most noticeably in Egypt, Tunis and Syria. In several of these countries, protests evolved into revolutions resulting in the over-throw of autocratic governments. These events, now known as the Arab Spring, have significantly changed MENA region, and in particular in Egypt as its resulted into the restructuring of the Egyptian regime. The aim of this study is carried out based on two research themes: studying the impact and role of social media networks (SMN) in the Egyptian ?Revolution? of 2011 according to activists and experts, and studying the role of social media sites from the viewpoint of Al-Jazeera and CNN news channels. cs
dc.format 152 s. cs
dc.format.extent 2916003 bytes cs
dc.format.mimetype application/pdf cs
dc.language.iso en
dc.publisher Univerzita Tomáše Bati ve Zlíně
dc.rights Bez omezení
dc.subject Arab Spring cs
dc.subject Egypt Revolution cs
dc.subject Uprising cs
dc.subject Facebook cs
dc.subject Social Media Networks cs
dc.subject Arab Spring en
dc.subject Egypt Revolution en
dc.subject Uprising en
dc.subject Facebook en
dc.subject Social Media Networks en
dc.title Vliv a role sociálních médií na Arabské jaro: Egyptská revoluce - případová studie cs
dc.title.alternative The Impact and Role of Social Media Networks on Arab Spring: Egyptian Revolution Case Study. en
dc.type diplomová práce cs
dc.contributor.referee Weberová, Dagmar
dc.date.accepted 2013-05-20
dc.description.abstract-translated While in most countries, Social Media Networks (SMN) are used for leisure and business, there are places where those platforms have become tools for mass mobilization and pro-tests organization. Countries throughout the Arab world varied in their usage of Social Media Networks (SMN), but learned from watching others on how to use it effectively to engage the outside world and to broadcast the human rights abuses committed by their respective regimes. Social unrest began in Tunisia in December 2010 and quickly spread to countries across the Middle East and North Africa, most noticeably in Egypt, Tunis and Syria. In several of these countries, protests evolved into revolutions resulting in the over-throw of autocratic governments. These events, now known as the Arab Spring, have significantly changed MENA region, and in particular in Egypt as its resulted into the restructuring of the Egyptian regime. The aim of this study is carried out based on two research themes: studying the impact and role of social media networks (SMN) in the Egyptian ?Revolution? of 2011 according to activists and experts, and studying the role of social media sites from the viewpoint of Al-Jazeera and CNN news channels. en
dc.description.department Ústav marketingových komunikací cs
dc.description.result obhájeno cs
dc.parent.uri http://hdl.handle.net/10563/185 cs
dc.parent.uri http://hdl.handle.net/10563/220 cs
dc.thesis.degree-discipline Marketing Communications cs
dc.thesis.degree-discipline Marketing Communications en
dc.thesis.degree-grantor Univerzita Tomáše Bati ve Zlíně. Fakulta multimediálních komunikací cs
dc.thesis.degree-grantor Tomas Bata University in Zlín. Faculty of Multimedia Communications en
dc.thesis.degree-name Mgr. cs
dc.thesis.degree-program Media and Communications Studies cs
dc.thesis.degree-program Media and Communication Studies en
dc.identifier.stag 30217
utb.result.grade A
dc.date.submitted 2013-04-19


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