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Article via Seeqnce, a Beirut-based catalyst created to accelerate technology startups in the Arab World. The emergence of a local venture...

@kovasboguta has posted a rich diagram demonstrating the chain of influence between prominent Twitter users who tweeted about the events ...

Understand how the region is changing. Most of our region's youth prefer government jobs, yet 15% of Arab youth say they plan to launch a...

In the second Wamda Webinar, Maher Kaddoura of Jordan-based accelerator Meydan discusses how to find new markets and scale your...

A recent report released by venture capital firm KPCB reveals current trends in Mobile Internet Use, demonstrating how Apple has blown away...

Nakhweh, a non-profit that connects aspiring volunteers with opportunities throughout Jordan, has, since its inception as a Facebook page,...

Before the uprising in Tahrir Square, young entrepreneurs had been creating their own opportunities throughout the Middle East and...

Feast your senses thanks to Google's Art Project, which reveals the world's masterpieces up close. With the use of their street view...

Against a backdrop political turmoil in Egypt, entrepreneurs in the West Bank gathered to implement a more basic kind of change: to...

Name it a digital call to arms. Discussion of the online lack of relevant Arabic content has reached a fever pitch. Just last month, Google...

Wael Ghonim, Head of Marketing MENA at Google, discusses the Arabic content crisis, web revenue models, and how Google's tools can empower...

Wael Ghonim, Head of Marketing MENA at Google, discusses how businesses in MENA can leverage user-generated content and focus on Arabic...

Company founders and innovators fuel economic growth and give nations their competitive edge. But what drives an entrepreneur? Whay truly...

Confronting the New Reality after the seismic shift means thinking about long-term value creation and understand stakeholder's demands,...

Learn about the comprehensive entrepreneurship knowledge platform for the MENA region that launched at CoE 2010.

Mo Al Adham, the CEO of TwitVid, discusses the most important lessons he's learned while creating TwitVid.

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