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Google Exec Who Went Missing In Egypt Now A Spokesman For Opposition Group
- rst 16y agoHeadline misleading --- he's still missing. The protesters named him as spokesman in a symbolic move to try to get info on his whereabouts.
- Bud 16y agoYep, it's actually misleading in TWO ways, as rst explains, and is thus doubly in need of an edit...
- maeon3 16y agoHere is 4 high resolution images of Wael Ghonim and as well as every bit of data I could find out about him. This information may help Egypt locate him or his body: http://knol.google.com/k/eric-leschinski/recover-wael-ghonim/1adbh32xy7hcl/1# http://knol.google.com/k/eric-leschinski/recover-wael-ghonim...
- mahmud 16y agoDo you know he is the admin of various opposition groups on Facebook? I translated this article when it first came out. Scroll down for original: http://paste.lisp.org/display/119294 http://paste.lisp.org/display/119294
- catshirt 16y ago"To help free him, April 6 named him their spokesman. The Egyptian government says it wants to start to talk with opposition groups, but the leader of the April 6 group says if the Egyptian government wants to talk, then it has to talk to Ghonim." politics are certainly not my forte, but is this really a flawless tactic? isn't it possible this could be more harmful than helpful?
- gersh 16y agoSo, is Google officially supportive of the revolution? What about twitter? Are Google and Twitter more supportive of the anti-Mubarak campaign than the US government? What are the political implications of this?