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by AHeartofJoye » 28 Jan 2011, 09:08
When dictator Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali fled Tunisia on Jan. 14, it was the first time in history that Twitter, Facebook, and other social media had helped bring down a government.
With Egypt now in its third day of Facebook-organized political flash mobs, it may not be the last.
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