Environmental, Campaign & Website News > A new world?: Social media protest against Nestle may have longstanding ramifications
The online protest over Nestle's use of palm oil linked to deforestation in Indonesia continues unabated over the weekend. One only needed to check-in on the Nestle's Facebook fan page to see that anger and frustration over the company's palm oil sourcing policies, as well as its attempts to censor a Greenpeace video (and comments online), has sparked a social media protest that is noteworthy for its vehemence, its length, and its bringing to light the issue of palm oil and deforestation to a broader public.
http://news.mongabay.com/2010/0320-hance_socialmedia.html
A new world?: Social media protest against Nestle may have longstanding ramifications
Date : 20th March 2010, Source : MongabayThe online protest over Nestle's use of palm oil linked to deforestation in Indonesia continues unabated over the weekend. One only needed to check-in on the Nestle's Facebook fan page to see that anger and frustration over the company's palm oil sourcing policies, as well as its attempts to censor a Greenpeace video (and comments online), has sparked a social media protest that is noteworthy for its vehemence, its length, and its bringing to light the issue of palm oil and deforestation to a broader public.
http://news.mongabay.com/2010/0320-hance_socialmedia.html
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