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New initiative launches in Cairo and Beirut to support Arabic content online
A new initiative in Beirut aims to support the creation of Arabic content online by building a community of translators.
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Weekly Wrap-Up: May 12-16
Balance is key in any entrepreneurial journey. As an entrepreneur, you need to learn how to balance between personal and professional life, as well as giving back to society as you help build a healthy entrepreneurial ecosystem for you and your peers.…
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How a 24-year-old Lebanese entrepreneur found global success by beating Tamagotchi at their own game
With #1 rankings around the globe, Paul Salameh has beaten Tamagotchi at their own game.
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Why did Path have a sudden recent surge in popularity in France, the UAE, and Bahrain?
Private social network Path suddenly became the most downloaded app in France last week, without any paid promotion. The app met a similar fate in the UAE and Bahrain in February. Who is using this alternative to Facebook and Foursquare?
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Arab Heroes can now battle on the iPhone in Falafel Games' new mobile MMO Knights of Glory
“We’re the only game where the Arabic player can identify with his own culture, his own history, and say ‘I’m one of the main heroes’ instead of the one being shot at,” says Vince Ghossoub, cofounder of Falafel Games.
How a 24-year-old Lebanese entrepreneur found global success by beating Tamagotchi at their own game
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