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This paper examines jihadist use of the Internet in terms of both the content of what jihadists say and view online, and the context within which jihadi online activity occurs. Limits on the value of analyzing the content of jihadi discussions are noted, and emphasis is placed on locating online supporters of the global jihad in the real world, where opportunities and associations will determine who succeeds in becoming involved in terrorism and who does not.
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