The Army is advertising for someone to teach its soldiers about social networking, but it’s not the type of training that involves writing Tweets or making new friends on Facebook. Rather, the Army wants someone to teach its troops how … Continue reading
Responding to the growing numbers of Chinese turning to microblogging sites known as “weibo” as ways to disseminate news and opinion that may stray from the party line, the Communist Party’s Central Committee set a broad agenda at its annual … Continue reading
The Obama administration is struggling to fight Islamic terrorist recruiting through websites and social media, Politico reports. The story discusses how terrorist networks use traditional social networking sites such as Twitter, Facebook and MySpace to broaden their reach, while also … Continue reading
In early 2012, War 2.0 will present original research on the growth of this field to lay the groundwork for future news reporting. Until then, this site will function as a blog, succinctly highlighting examples of network science in the … Continue reading