Posts Tagged ‘Viral video’
After Christchurch: reflecting on how the internet is exploited by extremists
March 18, 2019Posted in human rights | Leave a Comment »
Tags: Anders Breivik, Christchurch, extremists, far right, Huffington Post, internet, live streaming, Mass media, mass shooting, nationalism, New Zealand, Viral video
On-Line Video contest also in Turkey
November 28, 2012On 23 November I referred to the video contest on human rights in Armenia and wondered where the others were. Here is one more, in Turkey as reported by BIANET on 27 November:
With its slogan “Make a film. Be Viral. Create a Change”, Human Rights Online Video Contest selected five young directors who recorded stories about how they see and interpret human rights issues in the environment. Finalists were selected by a jury including Ece Temelkuran, Melek Özman and Fatih Keskin.
The winner video will be selected following a public voting ending on December 3. Anyone can vote for the contest through http://www.youtube.com/humanrightsturkey. The delegation also urged social media users to share the video through Twitter and Facebook. The winner–the most viral video on social media–will be announced on the delegation website.
A closing ceremony will be held in Ankara to award the winner on December 12.
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Tags: BIANET, EU, human rights, Human Rights and Liberties, media users, Turkey, twitter, video clips, Viral video, YouTube