Quake-stricken Japan gets social media assistance
The Twitter stream, which last month proved to be a vital link for anti-government protesters in the Middle East, quickly turned into a worldwide forum for comfort, heartbreak and hope for Japan's quake-stricken residents.
Social-networking powerhouses Twitter and Facebook once again became important communications tools in a natural disaster.
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