Google helps Egyptians tweet via Speak2Tweet service
Google bought SayNow and, with Ajjwal Singh, launched Speak2Tweet to post voice messages as tweets during Egypt protests. The service lets users call a number, leave a voice message, and receive a link to the message on Twitter. It aided communication as Mubarak’s government cut Internet access and mobile networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Google
Ajjwal Singh
Singh
Miley Cyrus
Jonas Brothers
Egypt
Steve Crossan
AliveInEgypt
Periszkopradio
Mubarak
Aliye
Tahrir Square
Jillian York
Berkman Center For Internet & Society
Harvard University
Crossan
Katie Stanton
Twitter
Benjy Weinberger
Stanton
Weinberger
Palo Alto
Calif
SayNow
Nikhal Singhal
Switzerland
Australia
Larry Page
Sergey Brin
Bradley Horowitz
Horowitz
Also Mentioned on This Page
AP Photo
Mountain View
Anti
Video Targets
Virginia
Richmond
Planned Parenthood
Live Action
Ken Cuccinelli
Cuccinelli
Bob McDonnell
Tucker Martin
Associated Press
Planned Parenthood Federation of America
Richmond Clinic
Federation
Anna Franzanello
United For Life
Lila Rose
Mike Pence
R-Ind
Americans United For Life
Rita Dunaway
Rutherford Institute
Aiken Gifts
Aiken Chamber
Aikenchamber.net
Yalentinely
Yuares Bakery
Jari’s Bakery
Silver Bluff Rd
Suite
Hound Plaza
Sherri Little
Audiology
Hearing Associates of
South Carolina
Aiken
Holley
Aiken Area
Henry Tam
The
Aiken Standard
Edgefield Ave
Aiken SC
Southside
Whiskey Rd