När jag åt lunch – hårt bröd med ägg – läste jag den hittills bästa berättelsen jag sett om revolutionen i Kairo. Om sociala medier, samarbeten med olika nätverk, Muslimska brödraskapet, fotbollsfans och fackföreningar. Den finns i New York Times. Läs, printa och spara.

"They fused their secular expertise in social networks with discipline culled from religious movements, and combined the energy of soccer fans with the sophistications of surgeons and physiciatrist. Breaking free from older veterans og the Arab political opposition, they relied on tactics of nonviolent resistance channeled from a U.S. scholar through a Serbian youth brigade – but also on marketing tactics borrowed from Silicon Valley."

Samtidigt hittade jag också ett reportage om fackens fotsatta kamp i Egypten. En ledare säger: "This is a revolution. A revolution means change. Workers will continue to strike and act until change means that they have enough to feed themselves and feed their kids."