social media

Social media has allowed people to cross red lines and break taboos in autocratic regimes, but its creators do not…

Last March, the New York based OR Books published the first Twitter book ever, Tweets from Tahrir: Egypt’s revolution as…

When street protests ousted the Tunisian president, 26-year-old Egyptian Sabah first heard about it in a call from a friend…

Many candidates running for the 28 November parliamentary elections have sought to add electronic campaigning to their tactics in the…

On Friday, Cairo has its first Young Leaders Social Media Café, a meeting of the leaders of the new digital…

An interview with Waleed Saad, an Egyptian communications engineer who has created an Egyptian social networking website similar to Facebook.…

Social-networking website Facebook has fought hard to preserve its intellectual property rights against all competitors using the words “face” or…

When American journalist James Buck was arrested in April 2008 while covering the Mahalla labor protest in the Delta of…

A quick glance at its front page is all it takes to let the reader know that Wasla is not…

As of November, the number of Egyptians using Facebook is estimated at just under 1.9 million, a figure that seems…