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Tag Archives: Lebanon
‘Better Lebanon’ Concept Has New Virtual Home
Written by mike.
Posted on July 21, 2011.
Filed under Communities, News, Stories.
Tagged activism, blog, facebook, Lebanon, lebanon better, social entrepreneurship, Twitter. No comments.
This past March, a pair of idealistic Beirutis installed the ‘Lebanon Would Be Better If’ Wall on Rue Bliss, just past the American University of Beirut’s main gate. The wall invites passers-by to respond to the prompt, “Lebanon would be better if” by filling in the blank at the end of each line with whatever idea, [...]
Broadband in Lebanon: No Longer a “Pipe” Dream?
Written by mike.
Posted on July 8, 2011.
Filed under Campaigns & Case Studies, Communities, For Press, News, Reports, Stories.
Tagged broadband, economic development, facebook, fast lebanon, flip the switch, imewe, Internet, Lebanon, onternet. 5 Comments.
Lebanon’s woefully inadequate Internet connectivity has long been a subject of national frustration, but a recent announcement by the Lebanese Telecommunications Ministry has given Lebanese Internet users some cause for optimism. The Ministry announced on Tuesday that the IMEWE (India-Middle East-Western Europe) submarine cable, which has been operational since 2009, has finally been activated, opening [...]



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