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Interactions during conflicts

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Interactions, Volume 20, Issue 6

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Brazilians have a peculiar way of self-deprecation. As you may know, vinegar works greatly against tear-gas. In one of protests, a person was arrested for carrying a bottle of cheap vinegar in his backpack. Thus, humorously, the "Vinegar Revolution."

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Monroy-Hernández, A. and Spiro, E. How is the Brazilian uprising using Twitter? FuseLabs blog; http://blog.fuselabs.org/post/54384449224/how-is-the-brazilian-uprising-using-twitter

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Martins, L. Enfim usamos a veia democrática e revolucionária das redes sociais ("Finally, using the democratic and revolutionary vein of social networks"). Gizmodo; http://gizmodo.uol.com.br/protestos-sp-redes-sociais/

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Ventura, F. Entenda o decreto do governo do Rio de Janeiro que exige dados telefônicos e de internet dos manifestantes ("To understand Rio de Janeiro's new bill that demands access to demonstrators' phone and internet data"). Gizmodo; http://gizmodo.uol.com.br/decreto-quebra-sigilo/

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Interactions Volume 20, Issue 6

November + December 2013

81 pages

ISSN:1072-5520

EISSN:1558-3449

DOI:10.1145/2532360

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