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Credit to “NOW Lebanon” That is Changing to The Better

07 Wednesday Nov 2012

Posted by Zak in LB Politics, LB Social, Lebanon, Media Monitoring, Press, Social Media

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Censorship, Journalism, Lebanese Blogosphere, lebanon, NOW Lebanon, Press, Saad Hariri

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Lebanese twitterverse and blogosphere have rightly highlighted yesterday what it seemed an act of censorship by the traditionally pro-Hariri NOW Lebanon website. The unfortunate incident resulted with an anti-Hariri English editorial been taken down shortly after publication.

But to loudly shout ‘censorship’ and just stop, doesn’t give describe the full picture, and give much justice to the website that is trying to change. It is, actually, changing towards more balanced and professional reporting.

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Lebanon Spring Blog Featured in Annahar

25 Thursday Oct 2012

Posted by Zak in LB Culture, Lebanon, MB Culture, Media Monitoring, MicroBlogs, Press, Social Media

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annahar, arab spring, Citation, Lebanese Blogging, Lebanese Blogosphere, Lebanese people, lebanon

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Today Lebanon Spring blog has been featured in the Lebanese daily Annahar.  You can check Reine Abu Moussa’s post on this blog here. So thanks to her.

Also, I have an article in Arabic that was published with a title “Muddling The Arab Spring”. I plan to publish an English translation of it, but you can check the current Annahar version here.

Lebanon Spring Blog is One Year Old – Happy First Birthday

01 Tuesday May 2012

Posted by Zak in LB Culture, LB Social, Lebanon, Media Monitoring, Social Media

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arab spring, Blog First Birthday, Blog One Year Old, Blog Statistics, Blogging, First Post, Lebanese Blogging, Lebanese Blogosphere, Lebanon Spring, Statistics

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Today, Lebanon Spring blog is one year old, so I will allow for this post to be slightly personal; it’s about me and my blog.

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Lebanese bloggers should do a Code of Conduct

28 Wednesday Mar 2012

Posted by Zak in LB Politics, LB Social, Lebanon, Media Monitoring, Press

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Blogging, Blogosphere, Censorship, Lebanese Blogosphere, Lebanese Internet Regulation Act, lebanon, LIRA, Press, Stop LIRA

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There is no doubt the Lebanese blogosphere is united against the law-proposal of the Minister of Information Walid Daouk to regulate online websites in what has became known as LIRA (the Lebanese Internet Regulation Act).

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