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Re: Why did the Mubarak regime turn the internet off?

in ground pools — Wed, 07 Sep 2011 06:10:01 -0000

Most of the sites we reviewed closely resembled each other in appearance, layout and format. These firms almost all look like they are captives of cookie-cutter thinking. If that is their best presentation, what kind of sites do they advise their clients to establish? With surprising consistency, they relied on presenting the same series of terms, offers and site references. In fact, many use the same social media articles and reports that are easily found on the Web. You would think an expert would have an original opinion to share, based on social media expertise and creative outlook. I do not promote sites, however, there were some that stood out as interesting ones with fresh site presentation and original opinions. If you are looking at sites in search of potential social media expertise, I recommend looking for those with unique offerings and plain-English descriptions of how they solved problems and achieved success for their paying customers. Stay away from the ones that express themselves in high tech bamboozle lingo.

Re: Gay Girl in Damascus debacle: Lessons for big media

georgeweyman — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 11:34:46 -0000

Thanks Alex - really grateful for these links.And point taken about how the Amina blog was able to dupe many. It seems the really crucial breakthrough in debunking it was when journalists like Andy Carvin asked, who has actually met this blogger in person? This gets particularly hard when bloggers need to blog anonymously, granted.

Grateful for your thoughts.

Re: Gay Girl in Damascus debacle: Lessons for big media

Alex Murray — Fri, 17 Jun 2011 18:33:35 -0000

Hi George, very interesting article. It certainly chimes with what we do on a daily basis in the BBC News User Generated Content Hub. I wrote a piece about it for the BBC's College of Journalism blog: http://www.bbc.co.uk/journalis...

You might be interested to note the information that appears at the top of this map which is perhaps along the lines of what you are suggesting: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/worl...

It's a developing area and I agree that big media has a role to play in assessing and informing the wider audience on what is genuine and what is not. In a sense if we allow something to be published/go to air with a qualification that should indicate our level of confidence in the material.

One of the problems with Amina was that there was a fairly evolved trail of information from what I've read that didn't immediately ring any of the usual alarm bells. Coupled with people vouching for her existence, but not in a consistent and clear way, that meant it spiralled out of control pretty quickly.

Re: Why Egyptian protesters should give up Tahrir Square

Abcd — Sat, 19 Feb 2011 23:43:32 -0000

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Re: ElBaradei attacked in Egypt’s state-run media over rumored presidential bid

wombat345 — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 12:26:04 -0000

El Barad3i is foremost a decent man and that is what we need . We don't want anyone associated with the experience we have become accustomed to.
He also put his finger where the problem lies --We need a new constitution and a secular one at that !
The old filth must go.
At this stage in a free election people would vote for a monkey but for none of the present people in power.

Re: ElBaradei attacked in Egypt’s state-run media over rumored presidential bid

tamersoliman — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 09:48:41 -0000

د. محمد البرادعي أعطانا أمل في الحصول على خيار أفضل وأقوى في حالة تقدمه للأنتخابات الرئاسية 2011. و أعتقد أن د. البرادعي عليه الأن المسؤلية للسعي القوي للترشح للأنتخابات والإيضاح التام عن خطه عمله للفترة القادمه حتى نستطيع العمل معه للوصول للمرجوا انشاs الله.
حتى الأن مجموعة قليلة مؤمنة به لقربهم منه شخصياً ولكن الكثيرون متفائلين به بما فيهم أنا لأن الصورة المعروفة عنه مبشرة بالخير ولكن نحتاج منه المزيد حتى يكن داعمين له قلباً وقالباً.

Re: Gamal Mubarak addresses Egyptians through Facebook

kareem elansary — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 09:48:55 -0000

Re: What unites us is greater than what divides, Ban Ki-Moon tells dialogue forum

Biagiotti — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 08:44:34 -0000

I am looking for pictures of the event to be publish along an interview of Merete Bilde from the European Union Council. I can't find any. Since you seem to be a photograph yourself I wonder if you had some interesting global views from the forum. Thanks for answering me.

Re: Menassat on the edge as Free Voice threatens funding pullout

nicolien — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 05:36:09 -0000

From where you got the info about the former ceo embezzled money? and in which program of Free Voice in the MENA region? whatever, as an insider of Free Voice I can tell; That's scam and unfounded info and have nothing to do with Menassat, the persons you are citing as talented persons, are known around Lebanon for their mean situation, emotionally and socially. Sure that all of Menassat team members were recruited by the founder of Menassat web site. The journalists community around Lebanon and the Arab World were wondering and criticizing, why Menassat founders hired these untrusted persons? Because they are talented! But talent is not enough to build a professional life. So dig deeper your source of info before you publish spam, it's certainly based on rumors not corresponding to Menassat project. Maybe Free Voice is facing this kind of problems with an other program for journalists training in the Mena region, investing in the future.. so do your search before publishing info that can hurt persons serving the cause with faith since more than 22 years. You are a new player in the field of freedom of expression in the MENA region, as well the youngsters you are mentioning in your article and you don't want to build your career on the back of others.