How To: Track India’s Fight Against Corruption Online by Sahil Shah

"Earlier we wrote about how Anna Hazare’s ‘fast unto death’ movement created an uproar on Facebook and Twitter and how more than 400,000 people have already pledged their names on the online petition. Clearly, India’s unified voice is increasing in volume day-by-day, supporting Anna Hazare’s campaign for the Lokpal Bill.", Sahil Shah writes. 

Everything came like a storm and we understand it is difficult to keep a track of what’s happening. To make it easier, we have created a guide that sources the best new media and touch points to get you involved through the Internet.

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1. Twitter: Real-time updates on the movement
Not surprising, Twitter is the best tool to get real-time information. But one really needs to break through the clutter to get the correct information. Following the right keywords and hashtags are important. For this movement keep track on keywords like:
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Related links
What is the Jan Lokpal Bill, why it's important
Social Media Plays a Major Role in India’s Fight Against Corruption

Source: Penn Olson