We are working to turn your
best ideas into Revolutions.
Barack Obama launches his electoral campaign on the web and is elected President of the United States.
Hundreds of people unknown to each other use social networks to organize
mass actions to be performed simultaneously in the streets of the city.
The peoples of North Africa excess censorship and coordinate through Internet
to start a revolution that breaks down dictators in their own countries.
Petitions collect so many signatures to force the British government
to consider the official recognition of the religion of Star Wars.
Thousands of demonstrators occupy the centers of power of the richest countries: in New York,
the indignant of "Occupy Wall Street" invade the city to protest peacefully against the economic collapse.
Thanks to the propaganda on social networks, in June 2011 the Italian referendum greatly
exceeds the quorum after 16 years and achieves a landslide victory with 95% of "Yes".
Students and artists all over the world show talent and ideas on Internet, receiving enough donations to fund their artistic and business projects: in Italy, the journalist Michele Santoro collects € 210,000 in 3 days to produce his web transmission.
(Dialogue between Louis XVI and the Duke of Liancourt to the news of the fall of the Bastille)
