Journalists In Ouzza’i
Matt and Nadine went to report on Illegal construction in Ouzza’i:
Mustapha Hamoui · May 7, 2011
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Blogging Lebanon
since 2005
Blogging Lebanon since 2005
My Favorite Tweet On The Situation In Syria
This is so good I want to translate it:
Mustapha Hamoui · May 7, 2011
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The Case For Competition In The Communications Industry
Imad Tarabay, the hitherto demonized head of Cedarcom, writes a compelling piece in Executive magazine on why the only path for a faster internet in Lebanon is more competition and a flat playing field between the government and private operators.
Mustapha Hamoui · May 7, 2011
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“substantive new elements”
Special Tribunal for Lebanon Press Release:
Mustapha Hamoui · May 6, 2011
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A Qatari Website On The Problems In Aljazeera
This article appears to be an objective look at the problems in Aljazeera, but in reality it’s towing the same line of the channel. It mentioned the word ‘Bahrain’ exactly once and the word ‘Syria’ 9 times, and it made it appear as if the criticism over Syria is the fact that it’s not covering the country enough, not that it’s covering it too much (which was the reason why its top brass is resigning).
Mustapha Hamoui · May 6, 2011
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The Results Of The Survey On The Anti Sectarianism Movement Are Up
My favorite answer in the results was this: 66% of respondents (122 of 185) responded “No” to the question: “Do you think marching or demonstrating is the best way to serve the anti-sectarianism cause”. That is the point I have been constantly arguing in this blog. But then again, I linked to the survey so I could have skewed the results a bit..
Mustapha Hamoui · May 6, 2011
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Concession Thursday
In the same way that Friday has become an official day of demonstrations in the Arab Spring, Thurdays should officially be known as the regimes’ “concession Thursday”.
Mustapha Hamoui · May 5, 2011
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