237 How reliable did you find the information on the Radio during the Jan 25 protests, on a scale of 1-4? (select only one) Not reliable Fairly reliable Reliable Very reliable 238 Why did you listen to the radio for information about the protests? (select all that apply) Easy to use Content reliable Number of users Amount of information Other media not available 239-a Did you what you learned on the Radio through conversation, text messaging, or the internet? (select all that apply) No (skip to 241) Phone Conversation Text messages The Internet 239-b What type of information from the Radio did you pass on via…(see answer, 239-a)? (select all that News Coordination Documentation Opinions & Slogans Jokes Other 239-c Why did you pass this on via…(see answer, 239-a)? (select all that apply) Easy access To reach larger audiences To reach different audiences Other 240 Newspapers or Printed Political Writing 241 Do you read Newspapers or Printed Political Writing? Y/N 242 Did you use get useful information about the Jan 25 protests from Newspapers or Political Writing during the protests? No (skip to 251) Occasionally Often 247 How reliable did you find the information in Newspapers or Political Writing during the Jan 25 protests, on a of 1-4? (select only one) Not reliable Fairly reliable Reliable Very reliable 248 Why did you read newspapers or other printed material about the protests? (select all that apply) Easy to use Content seems reliable Number of users Amount of information Other media not available Other 249-a Did you share what you learned from Newspapers or Political Writing through conversation, text messaging, or the internet? No (skip to 251) Live communication
(select all that apply) The Internet 249-b What type of information from Newspapers or Political Writing did you pass on via…(see answer, 249-a)? (select all that apply) News Coordination Documentation Opinions & Slogans Jokes Others 249-c Why did you pass this on via…(see answer, 249-a)? (select all that apply) Don’t know Easy access To reach larger audiences To different audiences Other 250 Twitter 251 Do you use Twitter? Y/N 252 Did you use Twitter to send or receive relevant information about the Jan 25 protests during the protests? No (skip to question 261) Occasionally Regularly 253 How often did you use Twitter before the Jan 25 protests? Not at all Occasionally Regularly 254-a How many times did you receive relevant information about the protests on Twitter? 0-20 20-50 50-100 100-1000 more than 1000 254-b How many did you send information about the protests on Twitter? 255-a What type of relevant information did you receive on Twitter? (select all that apply) None News and Updates Coordination Documentation like pic’s & videos Opinions or Slogans Other 255-b What type of information did you send through on Twitter (select all that apply) 256 How did you find the most relevant information on Twitter related to the January 25 protests? (select only one) Twitter feed (people you follow Search/Hashtags Direct Message 257 Generally, how reliable did you find the information on Twitter during the Jan 25 protests, on a of 1-4? (select one only) Not reliable Fairly reliable Reliable Very reliable 258 Why did you use Twitter for information about the protests? Easy to use Content reliable Number of Amount of information
Other media not available Other 259-a Did you share what you learned on Twitter through retweeting, conversation, text messaging, or the internet? (Select all that apply. No (skip to question 261) Retweeting Conversation Text message The Internet Other 259-b What type of information from Twitter did you pass on via ... (see answer, (select all that News Coordination Documentation Opinions or Slogans Jokes Other 259-c Why did you pass this on via (see answer, 259-a) Please tick all that apply. Retweeting was not possible Easy access To larger audiences To reach different audiences Other 260 Facebook 261 Do you use Facebook? Y/N 262 Did you use Facebook to send or receive information about the Jan 25 protests during the protests? No (skip to 271) Occasionally Often 264-c How many times did you use Facebook to access and share information about the protests? 1-20 20-50 50-100 100-1000 More than 1000 265-c What kind of protest-related information did you access and share on Facebook? (select all that apply) None News and Updates Coordination Documentation like pic’s & videos Opinions or Slogans Jokes Other 266 How did you find the most relevant information on Facebook related to the January 25 protests? (select only one) Newsfeed / Wall Messages Groups Other 267 Generally, how reliable did you find the information on Facebook during the Jan 25 protests, on a scale of 1-4? (select only one) Not reliable Fairly reliable Reliable Very reliable 268 Why did you use Facebook for information about the protests? Easy to use Content seems reliable
What type of relevant information did you learn and share through live communication? Documentation like pictures& videos Opinions or Slogans Jokes Others 296 How did you receive the most relevant information regarding the protests? (select only one) Friends and family People you know Strangers Signs and Graffiti 297 How reliable did you find the information from live communication during the Jan 25 protests, on a scale of 1-4? (select only one) Not reliable Fairly reliable Reliable Very reliable 298 Why did you talk to people, read signs or graffiti to get information about the protests? (select all that apply) Easy to use Content seems reliable Number of users Amount of information Other media not available Other 299-a Did you what you learned through live communication in other conversations, text messaging, or the internet? (select all that apply) No Other Conversation Text message The Internet 299-b What type of information from live communication did you pass on via…(see answer, 294)? (select all that apply) News Coordination Documentation Opinions or Slogans Other 299-c Why did you pass this information on via…(see answer, 294)? (select all that apply) Easy access To reach larger audiences To reach different audiences Section 3: Documentation # Question Code Answer I now like to ask about documentation of the protests, such as pictures or videos produced by protesters. 301 Did you produce any pictures or videos and if so, how did you distribute them? Telephone Sat TV Print Live Other Twitter Facebook Email SMS 302 Did you view any pictures or videos produced by protesters, and if so, on what media did you view them?
Section 4: Comparison I would now like to ask you to rank the media we have discussed in terms of importance, usefulness and usage. You can see the media listed on this sheet. # Question Code Answer NOTE: Mark the top 3 media by placing a 3, 2, or 1 in that media’s column, whereby 3 is the highest rating (most important). Twitter Facebook Email Text Messages Telephone Satellite TV Radio Newspapers / Printed Political Writing Face to Face Documentation material (regardless of platform) 401 Which 3 of the media we discussed were most important to you during the Jan 25 protests, in order? 402 3 media were the most informative? 403 Which 3 media did you use the most to send and receive information during the protests? 404 On which 3 media did you receive information that most motivated you to participate in the protests? For 405 & 406, mark all appropriate columns, do NOT rank. 405 Did you receive information through any of media that discouraged you from participating in the protests, and if so, which? (leave blank if answer is no) 406 Through which media did you first hear about the January 25th protests? Section 5: Information Blockages # Question Code Answer I would now like to ask if information blockages during the protests were a serious problem for you, and what kind of media you used more as a consequence. Proxy IPS Twitter Facebook Blogs Email Chat / Skype Phones Satellite TV Radio Print Material Face-to-face Online Video