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- My new article at JPost on the upcoming Global Forum to Combat Antisemitism: http://t.co/hcV2YOfksz 3 weeks ago
- New report: troll spreading hate against ANZACs before #ANZACDay then impersonating me to direct outrage my way http://t.co/hN2yXLwT8m 4 weeks ago
- OHPI calls for anti-Muslim page to be removed from Facebook http://t.co/y6fKw1HYe2 #Islamophobia #Islam #Facebook #SocialMedia 1 month ago
- Lots of comments on my JPost article re: #OpIsrael shame some of them appear not to have read the article http://t.co/SV63kMbd6u 1 month ago
- Article in #Hebrew on my work re: online antisemitism at Mako (Channel 2, Israel) http://t.co/7WOv9j3Uvo #Israel #antisemitism 1 month ago
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#OpIsrael Backfires
To the Anti-Israel Hackers, don’t say I didn’t warn you. Last week ago I wrote about #OpIsrael the “planned new cyber attack against Israel”. My article ended by noting that “there will be plenty of Israeli geeks looking forward to the challenge … Continue reading
Posted in In the media, My Op-Eds
Tagged Anonymous, cyber-warfare, hackers, Israel, Jerusalem Post, OpIsrael, public diplomacy
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Reclaiming Israel’s left
An article in Haaretz, currently going viral on anti-Israel websites, blogs and social media forums, highlights the urgent need to reclaim some sanity in Israel’s political left. The article refers to the first report of a new Israeli think tank … Continue reading
Impersonating Anonymous: Is it state sponsored terrorism?
Originally published as: Andre Oboler, ‘Impersonating Anonymous: Is it state sponsored terrorism?’, Jerusalem Post, 12 February 2012. Republished by Honest Reporting and The Cutting Edge News. Since its earliest days the “Internet gathering” known as Anonymous has declared “we are legion”. After attacks … Continue reading
Posted in In the media, My Op-Eds
Tagged Anonymous, cyber-warfare, hackers, Honest Reporting, Iran, Israel, Jerusalem Post, public diplomacy, The Cutting Edge News
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Online public diplomacy: When September comes (Part 2)
Published as: Andre Oboler, Online public diplomacy: When September comes (Part 2), Jerusalem Post Blog, July 31 2011 This is part two of an article on online public diplomacy and the challenge and opportunity September presents for Israel advocates. In … Continue reading
Posted in In the media, My Op-Eds
Tagged BDS, Community, leadership, Online Campaigns, online engagement, public diplomacy
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Online public diplomacy: When September comes (Part 1)
Published as: Andre Oboler, Online public diplomacy: When September comes (Part 1), Jerusalem Post Blogs, 25 July 2011 As September draws near, both supporters of Israel and Palestinian activists are becoming more organized and are spending more time online planning, … Continue reading
Arab World’s Leaders Are Facebook Fans, Too
Source: David E. Miller, Arab World’s Leaders Are Facebook Fans, Too, The Media Line, 2 March 2011 Social networking isn’t just for the opposition, but managing rulers’ pages is tricky “Dear Queen Rania, what’s happening with the revocation of my … Continue reading
Posted in In the media, News Commentary
Tagged Facebook, public diplomacy, The Media Line
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Egypt’s Internet Blackout
Source: Andre Oboler, Egypt’s Internet Blackout, The Cutting Edge, 30 January 2011 The Egyptian Government has become the first in the world to turn off its the internet. As of January 28, almost all internet servers in Egypt are offline. … Continue reading
Posted in In the media, Major blogs, My Op-Eds, Publications
Tagged Egypt, internet, public diplomacy
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Hillel staff training, Toronto
I presented an extended training session to Hillel staff in Toronto. The session covered online antisemitism as well as positive initiatives to combat it. We also discussed other positive campaigns and campaign strategies.
Posted in Presentations & Talks
Tagged anitsemitism 2.0, Canada, feature-advocacy, feature-students, Hillel, public diplomacy, Toronto
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Andre Oboler, Gerald Steinberg, Rephael Stern, The Framing of Political NGOs in Wikipedia through Criticism Elimination, Journal of Information Technology & Politics
Abstract This article introduces criticism elimination, a type of information removal leading to a framing effect that impairs Wikipedia’s delivery of a neutral point of view (NPOV) and ultimately facilitates a new form of gatekeeping with political science and information … Continue reading
Assad gets the picture as satire comes to YouTube
Source: By David E. Miller / The Media Line, Assad gets the picture as satire comes to YouTube, Jerusalem Post, September 6 2011 Cartoons emerge as new medium for Syrian protests, show Ahmadinejad, Khamenei instructing Syrian president in terrorism. A … Continue reading →