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Tag Archives: Twitter
Forbes Middle East Releases List of Top Arab Tweeters
Forbes Middle East, an Arabic language business publication, has released a list of the top 100 Arab Twitter presences. Forbes’ research team adapted tweet data from Twitter Grader, a website where users can input a Twitter username and receive a grade for that account. The grade is based upon several criteria, including number of followers, [...]
A new Arabic-language blogging guide
The Friedrich Naumann Foundation in Cairo has published a new 197-page blogging guide in Arabic عبر واتحررـ دليل التدوين (Express and Free Yourself: A Guide to Blogging). It’s released under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial license. ★ Hat tip: @MagdaAbuFadil, director of the Journalism Training Program at the American University of Beirut and a blogger [...]


Lebanon Tweets, Too