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The 100 Most Influential Arabs on Twitter

Twitter is one of the hottest social networks around, a place where you go to engage with thought leaders, top officials and celebrities. I once read that “Facebook is for people you went to school with. http://www.wamda.com/2012/01/the-100-most-influential-arabs-on-twitter

High-Tech : Paris, capitale connectée

http://www.lefigaro.fr/hightech/2011/12/04/01007-20111204ARTFIG00230-paris-capitale-connectee.php Des milliers de start-up s'épanouissent dans la capitale où Google inaugure mardi un vaste complexe, tandis que s'ouvre mercredi la rencontre mondiale le Web11.
It is astonishing that after 175 years the daguerreotype still beats both film and digital photography in its ability to capture image detail. As an example, take a look at the “Cincinnati Panorama of 1848.”

Daguerre, daguerreotypes, details, silver iodide, mercury

http://www.pixiq.com/article/the-devil-in-the-daguerreotype-details
This article focuses on grassroots digital activism in the Arab world and the risks of what seems to be an inevitable collusion with U.S foreign policy and interests. It sums up the most important elements of the conversation I have been having for the last 2 years with many actors involved in defending online free speech and the use of technology for social and political change. While the main focus is Arab digital activism, I have made sure to include similar concerns raised by activists and online free speech advocates from other parts of the world, such as China, Thailand, and Iran.

The Internet Freedom Fallacy and the Arab Digital activism Article OWNI.eu, Digital Journalism

http://owni.eu/2011/01/15/the-internet-freedom-fallacy-and-the-arab-digital-activism/
http://cpa.hypotheses.org/2587

Trois remarques à propos du « Web 2.0 arabe »

Actualité du monde arabe oblige (en fait, on espère que cela durera encore un peu !) : ce billet, un peu plus long que les “chroniques ordinaires”, est à nouveau sur la question du web social et de la révolution arabe.
Qatar has made significant progress towards creating an innovative and vibrant ICT sector that will secure a thriving, diversified economy and enrich the quality of life for all members of its society. Read Overview Browse full Report http://www.ictqatar.qa/en/news-events/news/ictqatar-publishes-qatar-s-national-ict-plan-2015

Qatar’s National ICT Plan 2015 | Supreme Council of Information and Communication Technology

http://thenextweb.com/apple/2011/06/23/apple-removes-thirdintifada-from-the-app-store-after-israeli-government-request/ Apple has removed the ThirdIntifada app from the App Store, after the Israeli government asked Apple to get rid of it earlier this week.

Apple removes ThirdIntifada from the App Store - TNW Apple

http://www.al-bab.com/arab/blogs.htm

Best of the Arab blogs

General Middle East blogs Abu Aardvark Observations on the Arab media and related matters, by Marc Lynch, who previously blogged here . al-bab Nooks and crannies of the Middle East, by Brian Whitaker

10 Best Arab Blogs, 2010

Again, this list is NOT in order. For a more complete list, visit toot , which has the Arab world’s best blogs. http://www.andfaraway.net/blog/2010/12/28/10-best-arab-blogs-2010/

Top 10 Websites in the Middle East During 2010

“It’s Facebook. No it’s Google. http://thenextweb.com/me/2010/12/25/top-10-websites-in-the-middle-east-during-2010/
N2V , one of the largest Internet holding companies in the Middle East, just launched a brand new site aiming to bring together all statistics relating to Internet, mobile and social media usage, and more, in the region.

Discover Digital Arabia: Middle East Internet usage in numbers

Arabic to overtake English as Facebook's biggest Middle East language

Facebook use in the Arab countries is growing as such a rate that within a year, Arabic will overtake English to become the most popular Facebook language in the region, the Jerusalem Post reports . The Arabic Facebook interface launched in 2009, growing to 10 million users within two years.