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Speakers point out that media must work together.

“The gali-mohalla culture has made its way to Twitter.”

“The human rights movement is built on the simple premise that information has power.”

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Says social­ists like him need to adopt modern tools and the intern­et to promot­e rights of the lower class.

Digital artists agree that besides humour, comics reflect angry mindsets.

Attendees hoped to hear some funny quips and FAT-worthy stories, but were disappointed.

Panelists Ali Aftab and Ali Gul Pir talk about videos spreading like wild fire online.

Journalists should avoid adding exaggerated, sensationalist headlines to their stories for twitter to get followers.

'There is no editorial policy in place and so many things are aired that should not be allowed.'

Rehman Malik, after being assured no military personnel were invited, signed the documents.

The ‘surprise’ to make up for Dutt’s absence was that she would address it through Skype.

'Pakistanis had also shown interest in volunteering but political situation unfortunately could not make this happen.'

Nothing more important than people of US, Pak getting to know each other to dispel myths and misgivings, says Martin.

'Change through the digital route begins with ‘clicktivism’'.

I just happened to be there when it happened, says the man who live tweeted the bin Laden raid.

'A young woman who going to be engaged asked me remove a comment she had left on an old post'.

Bloggers insist that lack of restrictions, editorial control on them gives their opinions more value than journalists.