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Research: Video: Egypt Leaving & Returning to the Net

By Nick R Brown 2 February 2011 One Comment

Renesys who conducts real-time web studies has posted their real-time video of Egypt’s Internet activity this week. As is well known by now there is a massive revolutionary uprising in Egypt that has been going on for the past week. Several days ago the government pulled the plug on all the major ISP’s in the country. Today they have all gone back online.

The videos are below and you can find the Renesys blog posts on the cut off and return at the links.

EXIT

RETURN

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