As world leaders head for London's G20 summit this year, twitter is finding new use among protesters: here are some Tweets collected on my iphone:
"Very good day with positive (and light) police presence" - sierrakim
"It's the end of the world as we know it ... and I feel cross" - chrisjords
"This is the beginning of the fight for the next 20 years...neo-liberal capitalism is on it's knees and we must kill it off" - Mark Thomas
- Here are some G20 protest pics
- The Guardian's: Matthew Weaver gives us a live report using audioboo (audioblogging) here
- Uk tech crunch reports on megamouth shouting out your 'tweets' as they come in- calling it protest 2.0
- Numbers: police estimates: 35,000 (bbc), protestor estimates (twitter): 50,000
- I'll be blogging on role of twitter in protest like as we approach G20 summitt on 2nd April
In meantime, why not catch up on latest tweets reporting from the rally, yourself: make sure to include the tag '#G20rally' somewhere in your tweet. That way it gets grouped together with everything that others are writing about these 'Put People First' rallys.
For more info about how to setup twitter and report live from the event using it and your phone: go here
