Social Media Used to Coordinate Protests: Fu

The video discusses Weibo Scope, a tool developed to monitor censorship on China's Weibo platform. It tracks influential microbloggers and analyzes deleted posts to understand censorship patterns. The tool also measures the speed and effectiveness of Chinese censors. Users employ various methods to bypass censorship, such as using images or alternative symbols. The video highlights the sentiment of influential users, noting a selection bias towards those supporting free speech. Social media's role in organizing leaderless protests is emphasized, showcasing its power in disseminating information and coordinating efforts.

How are posts in support of the Chinese government treated compared to those against it?

What challenges do individuals face when trying to express their opinions in China?

What role does social media play in organizing protests according to the text?