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Indonesia: Friendster and Islamic Affiliation

Written byJose Manuel Tesoro
Posted 8 February 2006 21:33 GMT

Indonesia Matters searches Friendster to find out with which local Islamic movement most Indonesian youth online affiliate themselves. His conclusion: the most popular Islamic party among the hip, connected, urban young who populate Friendster happens to be the one of the most Islamist.

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