Tag Archives: Arab world

CC-Licensed Post #3: Que pensez-vous des blogs?, via Carpe Diem and Nawaat.org

Written by jessica. Posted on April 3, 2010. Filed under SMEX News. Tagged Arab world, blogging, censorship, Creative Commons, free speech, newspapers, polls, tunisia. No comments.

On March 27, blogger Carpe Diem posted analysis of two polls that had been published in the Tunisian newspaper Le Temps. Carpe Diem (hereafter CD) is a member of Nawaat, a trilingual Tunisian collective blog chock-full with coverage of news and politics and rich multimedia content (click on the Nawaat 2.0 Hub in the [...]

Make Way for Arabic Twitter!

Written by jessica. Posted on October 21, 2008. Filed under Uncategorized. Tagged A to Z of Web 2.0, Arab world, Arabic, startup arabia, Twitter. No comments.

Since there are a number of Arab users on Twitter but there are a lot more that do not use the micro-blogging network due to the barrier of language, Artwitter.com is using the Twitter application to deliver an interface in Arabic that supports right to left entry of tweets. There aren’t many options available right [...]

Tag Archives: Arab world

CC-Licensed Post #3: Que pensez-vous des blogs?, via Carpe Diem and Nawaat.org

Make Way for Arabic Twitter!

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