VOICED: Moldova protests driven by the Internet and text-messaging

The transcript describes a spontaneous protest movement in Moldova, driven by high school friends and youth using mobile phones and the Internet. They communicate through text messages and social media, particularly a Facebook group called 'Down with the Communists.' The movement is leaderless and not affiliated with any political party, which presents challenges in sustaining momentum. Recent arrests have begun to deter some protesters.

In what ways have the protesters attempted to spread their messages?

Discuss the significance of the statement 'the movement is beyond the control of any party.'