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CG NEWS, RITA CHEMALY: Lebanese civil society activists are condemning the spread of sectarian violence through Facebook, Twitter and blogs…
ALEXANDER MCNABB: Ever entertaining the Emirates Identity Authority has now discovered a new fangled thing called 'Social Media'. …
SUSAN AL SHAHRI: A number of individuals have been arrested but it's not clear what they've done and what the boundaries actually are. …
ALEXANDER MCNABB: It's all part of the Emirati culture of respect, which is also the reason why insulting someone here can land you in very hot water.…
M. LYNX-QUALEY: There's liberation in discussing ideas online but also dangers. Where do young Saudis discuss the big issues? …
NADA AKL, CGNEWS: Despite being the fifth most spoken language in the world, just over 1% of content on the web is in Arabic…
ALEXANDER MCNABB: The Lebanese LIRA is yet another example of a government trying to define the role of online.…
ALEXANDER MCNABB: Give people technology and they find all sorts of interesting and different ways to use it, no?…
ALEXANDER MCNABB: The platforms are public and subject to the law as any other public pronouncement would be. You publish, you take responsibility.…
ALEXANDER MCNABB: Journalists are taking to Twitter to stand up stories on selected, partial tweets. Balanced? Fair? Honest? Since when has that sold a story?…