“Research was conducted by Morning Analytics (who perform social network analysis), and The Berkman Center For Internet And Society (at Harvard University) to discover which of the presidential candidates is more favored by bloggers. Actively updated Iranian blogs were placed into one of eight categories (based on interest or political opinion). Key findings: Mousavi is supported by the majority , Mousavi has more depth in supporter interests.

Click Here for virtual maps and a one-on-one comparison between the two candidates.

President Barrack Obama has announced his support to an agreement between the USA and the UAE whereby nuclear energy technology would be shared amongst the two nations. H.H. Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan has also released a statement.

Both letters can be read Here.

What reprecussions do you think this will have to the GCC nuclear program? And will this help with managing use of nuclear energy in the Middle-East?

Here’s a post on Techabia which will link you to the article on HealthMap, who supply the info.

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Please read today’s post prior to the analysis.

The issue here is language. Google’s Crawler (its robot that goes around the internet collecting information and then organizes it for you) is completely defined and understood for the English language. That is, web developers understand how Google works, and therefore realize the importance of being on Google, specifically its first page.

The internet was a key medium for the spread of this hoax (it spread through forums), so searching on Google would have been an easy step to confirm whether the hoax was true. Referring back to the three top rising searches of that week:

Note that Google searches with any of the key words (“sewing”, “machine” and “red mercury”) would lead to the forums that originally spread the hoax.

A question for readers, we’ll reply to all commenters: If one side is asking for less monitoring of internet use, but at the same time its own users are abusing it (like this hoax), what’s the solution?