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Egypt: Mubarak Shuts Down Internet, But Struggle Is Still Online

Posted Jan 28, 2011 by Carlos Latuff

Topics: Internet , Media

Places: Egypt

Carlos Latuff is a Brazilian cartoonist. See, also, <twitter.com/3arabawy/status/30662957587234817> and <twitter.com/3arabawy/statuses/30747797716209664>.

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