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indications of the attacks of mumbai came by twitter twitter was used extensively by all sides of the gaza fighti. and as the admiral said if you happen to beble to sort the wheat from the chap, there was disinformation, there were oops, there were red herrings thathis was out there in an issue of global importance. then of course we also what happened in the aftermath of the iranian elections so government cannot ignore this. nick delling w is sid irrespective banker person fo bbc basically says that the velocity o information in this space is so compressed the timeline for government decision-makers to respo that they are going to have to invent new ways to address these problems. his estimate i think is on the order of threeo five hours. the were going to run the risk of becoming irrelevant and whereas the folks in the blogosphere and tweeters don't need to be accurate, the government has to be accurate and that puts an enormous burden on the present processes so this is where leadershipomes in. you've got to find a way to change your organization to address this. so, what can they do? let me