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Tag Archives: Uganda
Education, advocacy and emotion in a connected world
Since the 30-minute KONY 2012 documentary was uploaded to YouTube on 5th March it has (at the time of writing) been viewed 7,377,102 times.1 Most people who watched the documentary were in North America and Australia. As Jason Russell, the narrator tells us, these people are their target audience. The aim of the documentary is [...]
Posted in Media & Communications, Social Justice, Social Media Also tagged Australia, documentary, emotional connection, Invisible Children, Jason Russell, Joseph Kony, KONY 2012, North Ameria, social media campaign, warlord, Western democracy Comments closed
In defence of the bandwagon: Kony 2012 makers should check their facts, but so should critics