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How a Captive Reporter Used Twitter
By Robert Mackey September 8, 2010 6:02 pm September 8, 2010 6:02 pm A message posted on Twitter last week by a reporter who was being held by Afghan militants. A Japanese journalist who was released this week after being held captive in Afghanistan for five months explained on Tuesday how he had managed to post two updates on Twitter from the phone of one of his captors. Kosuke Tsuneoka, who was
Scatterbrain 2010/09/09
The Japanese government said it paid no ransom to free Tsuneoka. He said he believes that because the captors didn’t seem to be overjoyed at the time of his release or suggest they had received any cash.

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The Associated Press: Japan reporter tricked captors into using Twitter
Scatterbrain 2010/09/09
A couple of days later, the militants — whom Tsuneoka said identified themselves as members of Hizb-e-Islami but posed as Taliban to the Japanese government — set him free in part because he is a Muslim. He had converted to Islam in 2000.

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Freed Journalist Tricked Captors Into Twitter Access
A Japanese journalist freed over the weekend by captors in Afghanistan managed to send two Twitter messages before his release while teaching a captor how to access the Internet on a new cell phone, he said Tuesday. Kosuke Tsuneoka, a freelance journalist, was released from five months of captivity on Saturday. His freedom came a day after the first messages since his disappearance were posted to
Scatterbrain 2010/09/09
間抜けな誘拐犯だな"But if you are going to do anything, you should use Twitter,"ｈe told them. "They asked what that was. And I told them that if you write something on it, then you can reach many Japanese journalists. So they said, 'try it'.""I don't think they realize they were tricked,"

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Kidnapped Reporter Tweets Secretly From Afghan Captivity
Scatterbrain 2010/09/09
His captors had a new cell phone and wanted Tsuneoka to show them how to access the Internet, which they had never before seen. While pretending to help the armed militants set up their phone--Tsuneoka even called the carrier's customer service line to get satellite data service activated--

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