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Protest without tear gas

Aug 1, 2009 14:33

KL is in gridlock, PJ is suffering from a terrible traffic day, and I'm following all the news from the comfort of my office, thanks to the tweets from a combination of sources.

Right now from my desktop, I'm getting literally a blow-by-blow (second-by-second) update of the Anti-ISA protest going on in downtown KL from a couple of different tweets. The only thing missing is videos and I'm about to check YouTube in a second. The Star, of course, is running online updates but they're just boring. Live on the ground stuff--that's what we want!

The tweets I'm following right now are EdgeMalaysia, Fahmi Fazdil, MalaysianInsider as well as a tweet search on anti-ISA Malaysia.

Enjoy the protest without the tear gas, exclusively brought to you by Twitter and YouTube.

Web 2.0 rocks!

MalaysiaToday has its Tweets on the front page

MyPopIn' tweets

Searching for ISA on Twitter

Live from a protestor on the ground!

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About Bernice Low

Bernice Low is a screenwriter and pen-for-hire. At age 11 (in the era of BB--Before Blog) Bernice started her own newspaper, the Daily Jelly. It lasted two days before she was stopped from using school newsprint supplies for frivolous activities. She loves Cartoon Network's Bill and Mandy, has a thing for TV doctors House and MacDreamy, and is the proud owner of a 32-inch flat-screen TV. She believes diamonds and iPods are a girl's best friend. Her blog is her latest guilty pleasure.