Title Shades of expression : online political journalism in the post-colour revolution nations / Simon Gwyn Roberts.

Publication Info.	Chester, England : University of Chester Press, 2013.
	©2013

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Description	1 online resource (202 pages) : illustrations, photographs
Physical Medium	polychrome
Description	text file
Bibliography	Includes bibliographical references.
Summary	The Colour Revolutions in the former Soviet Union were arguably the twenty-first century's first successful attempts to overthrow political elites through mass protest and civic society activism. They are of intrinsic interest to media scholars because concepts of media freedom were located at the heart of the protests against semiautocratic post-Communist regimes and have continued to characterise political debate in Georgia, Ukraine and Kyrgyzstan. The ideals that underpinned the events were echoed several years later in the Arab world, and both initially involved influential networks of act.
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Subject	Online journalism.
	Online journalism.
	Citizen journalism.
	Citizen journalism.
	Journalism -- Ukraine.
	Journalism.
	Ukraine.
	Journalism -- Georgia.
	Georgia.
	Journalism -- Kyrgyzstan.
	Kyrgyzstan.
	Journalism -- Armenia.
	Armenia.
Genre/Form	Electronic books.
	Electronic books.
Other Form:	Print version: Roberts, Simon Gwyn. Shades of expression : online political journalism in the post-colour revolution nations. Chester, England : University of Chester Press, c2013 xi, 188 pages 9781908258076
ISBN	9781908258786 electronic book
	1908258780 electronic book
	1908258071
	9781908258076