Abstract
Technology and society have become intertwined in this age of the 4th industrial revolution. Bangladesh is flourishing at a tremendous speed with keeping pace with the present technology-driven world system. As mass consumption of technology taking place, every aspect of life is continually also being shaped through it. The way of public protest has also been changed after the net sphere has become so much dynamic. This study, based on the methodology of the survey and an in-depth interview, has tried to dig out the interrelation between the formation and development of the Quota Reform Movement and the usage of Facebook. This study has found that Facebook has worked as a catalyst in both organizing and accelerating the Quota Reform Movement of Bangladesh.
Highlights
In contemporary times, it has been observed that social media have played important roles in public protests in several countries around the world
Reform Movement is said to be organized through social media, basically Facebook, throughout Bangladesh (Khan, 2018)
As explaining communication theories introduced this this research’s aim is to find out the role of Facebook in particular theory as a reductionist theory that aims to the quota reform movement in Bangladesh, the survey is provide a causative link between technology and a conducted in 8 divisional cities of Bangladesh
Summary
It has been observed that social media have played important roles in public protests in several countries around the world. The recent Quota or logistics (Tufekci, 2014). With the help of social media, street protests can be coordinated than before. Social media play roles in mobilizing public protests
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