Evolution of Jihadi Video (EJV) V1.0 / Ben Venzke
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Counterterrorism Vol 12 no 1, Spring 2006, pp.48-55Summary: Terrorist groups are quickly realizing the propaganda value of video of their activities. This article indicates that the process was pioneered by Chechen rebels and has since been adopted by numerous other groups. Includes a list of significant Jihadi videos, together with details of some that are available for sale to government agencies.
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Terrorist groups are quickly realizing the propaganda value of video of their activities. This article indicates that the process was pioneered by Chechen rebels and has since been adopted by numerous other groups. Includes a list of significant Jihadi videos, together with details of some that are available for sale to government agencies.
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