at first ridiculed by some, dealing with Wall Street is showing potential allies "hacktivism" in line with the street protests
Defying the harsh criticism and redirects Stephen Colbert made fun of bloggers last week in the "without leaders", "random" hipsters launch Frisbee camp cardboard at random in a park the financial district of New York, Wall Street deal seems to be gaining ground. The modest 200 passengers last week, the number of protesters reached a peak estimated at about 3000-5000 on weekends in March. Media attention has grown exponentially.
After taking inspiration from the Egyptians 'demand' model, occupy Wall Street has now released its list of "one" says, with much-needed clarity of purpose. Has been a shift to reach a broader base, including unions. The execution of Troy Davis last week also contributed to the growth of Wall Street hold a crowd of protesters in Zucotti park called Freedom Square, has increased to about 1500 on Thursday night, demanding an end to capital punishment.
Violencefilmed during the weekend, police arrested about 80 demonstrators and, in one case, now known, apparently, the spray mass in the faces of female protesters protests generated "loose" the Use New York police force against peaceful demonstrators. Thank you to these two incidents, said one protester, Danny Garza, "Occupy Wall Street got more than I ever thought it could be."
But the profile of the protest can not be measured only on the number of demonstrators on the outskirts of the Plaza de la Libertad is a parallel movement based Internet activism shore. Under the banner of Virtual anonymous collective, the "hacktivists" are now engaged in the physical action of protest in the streets. "Groundfags" in Liberty Park-way communication with activists online. The new dynamics of the street and combining online activism supported Wall Street, destined to occupy a characteristic movement again.
- "We can be physically a one-day event and the next day they appear online," said one anonymous activist called "talking machine." The most concrete example of this symbiotic relationship is the rapid identification online activists an anonymous police officer in New York who claimed to have been the author of the pepper spray incident.
- appoint a police officer may be a controversial tactic, but working on Wall Street has used the media of social networks as a positive tool in the organization. When he learned that a handful of activists were prepared for inciting unrest and provoking the police take days before Wall Street was to begin, Anonymous has developed an application called Twitter URGE, launching an online campaign designed to end the violence potential. Anonymous "culture jam" Twitter messages to keep the protests peaceful, with the top of Twitter trends from around the world.
- the participation of anonymous activists also helped the movement to make new connections. When activists have expressed outrage at the execution of Troy Davis on the night of Wednesday, Anonymous protests related to the death penalty. An anonymous character with the name "Jackal", said:
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