Posts Tagged ‘Blog’

Blogging glowing all over Aljazeera forum!

This item was filled under [ Blogging, Freedom of Speech, Good News, Media, Politics, Sabbah ]

Day one of Aljazeera forum is coming to end. I want to apology for not blogging much about the event earlier. But it is really very interesting forum, and a lot of things to talk about. I promise to do that soon, however, Global Voices co-founder, Ethan is doing a great job and sort of [...]

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The New Media: Bloggers and Participatory Journalism

This item was filled under [ Blogging, Media, Qatar, Sabbah ]

Moblogging (Photos) will fireup this blog again, starting from tomorrow. Blogging will be light for the next few days and this is due to my travel to Qatar to participate in the 2nd annual Aljazeera Forum (Arabic), which this year has the theme “Defending Freedom, Defining Responsibility.”
I’ll be one of the panelists at the Forum. [...]

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Your blog wins a Rule The World award!!!

I liked this one:

Hello Sabbah,
I’m happy to inform you that your site sabbah.biz has won an award as best site to “Rule The World” (www.asktheworld.org/ruletheworld). Your site has been suggested by hundreds of our site’s visitors and chosen by the Rule The World staff. Your site has been awarded because of his big popularity and [...]

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Sabbah on 2006 Bloggies Finalist

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Well, yours truly is one of finalist in the 2006 Weblog Awards, also known as the ‘Bloggies’.
Sabbah’s Blog was nominated by its awesome readers for “Best African or Middle Eastern Weblog“. This by itself is an honor, and I would like to thank all those who nominated this blog for the award.
Standing by my side [...]

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Blogger [dot] com Considering Palestine!

Yes!
This is another good news from the team of supporters (56 members signed the pledge so far. More are welcome) to the Palestinian blogsphere community.
Blogger.com responded today to our requests with the following:
Hello,
Thanks for your feedback in this matter. We are currently in the process of improving this aspect of Blogger Profiles to reach more [...]

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Dawwen!

This item was filled under [ Arab, Blogging, Breaking News, Good News, Internet 'n Computers ]

Here comes another great project. Dawwen! (blog .command verb)
Similar to the toot, but with different approach and from different entry point.
This project focus on Arabic speaking blogs mainly, although that does not seem to me the main objective, as English blogs are also present. Beside hand picked blogs, and handpicked posts from these blogs, [...]

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Blog Engines doesn’t recognize Palestine

Update 1: Blog.com responded back to the amazing team request to add ‘Palestine’. Thank you all, and thanks to Scott from Blog.com Support.
Update 2 (Thu, 9 Mar 2006): Finally, “Palestinian Territory”
is now listed in the “Country/Territory” dropdown in Blogger’s (blogger.com) Profile
editor.
I’m not asking anyone ‘not to use‘ these blog services. All what is been asked [...]

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BlogSafer for your Blogging Safety

In the spirit of the “constructive and hot discussion” in the last two day regarding anonymity and blogging, and as a compliment to that, I’m please to share with you BlogSafer press release.
It is a wiki based project, which means that anyone and everyone is welcome to share and edit the content (until it is [...]

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Arab Blogging 2005!

Susannah asked a question and I thought I would start this year by answering it here. She said:
It was good to hear you on World Have Your Say. However, presumably for reasons of time (or possible coughing?, although the interview asked the other two interviewees about the growth in the blogospheres in their part of [...]

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Flying over the sphere

This item was filled under [ Blogging, Good News, Internet 'n Computers, Sabbah ]

Sorry guys for the outage. Some technical issue, resulted from load on the server. But guess what? As much as this is upsetting me, it is also evident that visitors to this site has grown so big in the last few months, in fact exceeding all the KPI’s that I expected.
Well according to my stats, [...]

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If you are not with us, you are against us!

And this troll is just the latest. No matter what you say, what you do or what you write, no one on earth know the truth or can be correct except if you are a zionist. If you say you hate zionists, then you are accused of hating Jews and Israelis, and you are [...]

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Don’t Bomb Us - A blog by Al Jazeera Staffers

"Don’t Bomb Us - A Blog by Al Jazeera Staffer"

Bookmark this http://dontbomb.blogspot.com/
Al Jazeera staff members decided to start a new blog to to give voice to a lot of concern around the office regarding what is going on - and will also serve as a tribute to fallen journalists. [Hat tip: Staff Member at Al [...]

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The Jordanian Blogsphere got late, early out there

This item was filled under [ Good News, Internet 'n Computers, Jordan, Politics, Sabbah ]

All of a sudden, almost everyone in the Jordanian blogsphere is talking politics. While this is good, it is late. Late for what happened already, but ahead of what might be coming ahead (good and bad - God forbid). Some time back, it was impossible to get a conversation going. Conversation worth the time spending. [...]

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Yahoo Site Explorer

This item was filled under [ Internet 'n Computers, Knowledge Management ]

New service by Yahoo! Site Explorer allows you to explore all the web pages indexed by Yahoo! Search including your blog. View the most popular pages from your blog and other sites, dive into a comprehensive site map, and find pages that link to that site or any page (similar like if you type �link:www.sitename.com� [...]

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Arab Blogs Map!

Greetings!

Was playing with Frappr! and thought why not create a map for Arab Blogs and Bloggers?
So here we go. I’ve just created an account for Arab Blogs and foreigners blogging from the Arab world. All you have to do to join is just select the name of the city you live in, write on your [...]

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Campaign to Free Moroccan Hostages

This item was filled under [ Good News, Human Rights, Internet 'n Computers, Iraq, Morocco ]

In solidarity with the two Moroccan embassy employees kidnapped last month in Iraq, the Moroccan blogsphere started a new blog that follows up on latest news and coordination campaigns to free the hostages (in Arabic and French).

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Sabbah in the Spanish Media

This item was filled under [ Human Rights, Internet 'n Computers, Media, Sabbah ]

This time Spanish newspaper. Lali Sandiumenge writes at “Avui” means “Today” in Catalan, the language that they speak in North-East of Spain (Catalonia). Lali told me that this newspaper is the main newspaper written in Catalan in Barcelona.
Here is the full interview transcript, part of which was published in last Sunday edition beside other parts [...]

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Appeal Hearing of Iranian Bloggers

This item was filled under [ Bleeding Edge, Failures, Human Rights, Internet 'n Computers ]

Iranian bloggers Farid Modarresi and Hossein Abdollah Pour was tried today for charges of insulting high-ranking officials of the Islamic Republic (two members of the Expediency Council and the former President, Mohammad Khatami) and taking action against the national security. [Hat Tip: Shahram Kholdi]

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ArabiskBlog: Blogging Beyond Borders

This item was filled under [ Good News, Internet 'n Computers, Media, Regional ]

Just came across a new Arabic ‘Blog-to-Media’ project, which is still on beta. It’s called ArabiskBlog. What they do is quite interesting. On weekly bases they publish a PDF Magazine called ‘Blogging Beyond Borders‘ (already three issues), of selected Arabic language Blog posts. Although it looks so far to concentrate on Egyptian blogs, however we [...]

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Will lawmakers raise shields to protect bloggers?

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Will lawmakers raise shields to protect bloggers?
A heads up for bloggers and other independent journalists on the status of shield laws and constitutional protections — or lack thereof.

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