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Author Archives: Tharaa Bayazid
False Campaigns
Posted by Tharaa Few days ago one of my friends sent me an email titled “New Presidential Candidate…Someone We know!” I was so excited to learn more about the content of this email because I knew that it will be … Continue reading
Social Media Optimization (SMO)
Posted by Tharaa I found an article talks about how online clients are looking for effective alternatives of SEO, hoping to become “highly visible in social media searches” on any search engine. This article provides 5 useful rules to help … Continue reading
“justmeans” Creates Social Difference!
Posted by Tharaa I came across a social media platform which provides networks, news, and jobs for people who create change. www.justmeans.com They have a clear vision which is creating “a world where every individual has the opportunity to create … Continue reading
Egypt Blocks Democracy!
Posted by Tharaa “Kefaya- leading oppostion website- has been blocked in Egypt for users who have access to Internet through TE-Data since May 4,” the Arab Network for Human Rights Information (ANHRI) said in a statement.
Egyptians Protest Against Mubarak on Facebook
Posted by Tharaa Egyptians provoke anger on Facebook towards their legitimate leader Hosni Mubarak who has been the president since October 14, 1981. “Facebook is the stage for the latest twist in the generation gap, playing host to politically hungry … Continue reading
A Saudi Woman Driving on Youtube!
As many already know the fact that women in Saudi Arabia are banned to drive NOT for Islamic reasons but for cultural and/or social reasons. Click here to see the video
Facebook Kills in Saudi Arabia!
In August 2007, a young Saudi woman was beaten up and shot dead by her father for chatting online with a young man on Facebook. Click here to see this article Clieck here to see another article on this event
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