Archive for January, 2013
Has the Arab Spring turned into a torrent of cash?
Filed in Competition, CRM, Customers, E-commerce, Facebook, Internet, Linkedin, Middle East marketing, Middle-East, Online Marketing, Social media, Twitter
by Carrington Malin
on January 28, 2013
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Whilst debate continues, even now, on how pivotal the role social media was in the revolutions of the Arab Spring, there can be no doubt that Arab digital activism woke up businesses and governments across the world to the potential of new digital media. In the Middle East the change in attitudes towards digital media […]
Causing a stir: Twitter and the news media
Filed in Content, Disintermediation, Internet, Media, Middle-East, Newspapers, Social media, Twitter
by Alexander McNabb
on January 14, 2013
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The latest in a long line of Twitterpower case studies came last week with the news piece in The National highlighting Twitter outrage at the decision to send 25 Emirati women to Bahrain to watch the UAE play Bahrain in the Gulf Cup. The prevailing tide of expressed opinion was strongly against the activity, rallying […]