Original sentence: ) were able to use mobile phones and the Internet to coordinate election monitoring and mass protests.Analysts believe that the Internet and mobile phones allowed an alternative media to flourish that was not subject to self-censorship or overt control by President Kuchma and his allies and pro-democracy activists (such as Pora.Throughout the demonstrations, the country's emerging Internet usage (facilitated by news sites which began to disseminate the Kuchma tapes) was an integral part of the orange revolutionary process
Edited sentence: Analysts believe that the Internet and mobile phones played two important roles in the Orange Revolution.Prior to the election, pro-democracy movements such as Pora had created political networks throughout the country, including 150 groups responsible for spreading information and coordinating election monitoring, 72 regional centers, and 30,000 registered participants.The Internet allowed an alternative media to flourish that was not subject to self-censorship or overt control by Kuchma and his allies and pro-democracy activists were able to use mobile phones and the Internet to coordinate election monitoring and mass protests.This allowed Pora to mobilize protestors after widespread reports of electoral fraud.Throughout the demonstrations, the country's emerging Internet usage, facilitated by news sites which began to disseminate the damning Kuchma tapes, was an integral part of the orange revolutionary process.Ukrayinska Pravda became a model for opposition group political action websites during the 2004 Ukrainian presidential elections