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Sorry for not giving your post time to breathe, Kais, but here's a whole new post to welcome you among us (ya ahla w sahla!), and to convey another message to all Lebanese bloggers.
Our fellow blogger at Beirut Spring is now the official Lebanon author in Global Voices, a blog about all the blogs in the world, on the grounds of which he'll be presenting a weekly roundup on the Lebanese blogosphere.
So, anyone who has a blog entry to suggest (It should be Maximum 2 days old on Sunday), please do Mustapha a favor and email him at: mustapha(at)beirutspring(dot)com
The Entry should be relevant to people OUTSIDE of Lebanon, in other words, posts like Mustapha's last one about Aoun do not apply because they are Lebanese internal issues, whereas posts that give the "pulse" of Lebanon on general issues, would be welcome.
Our fellow blogger at Beirut Spring is now the official Lebanon author in Global Voices, a blog about all the blogs in the world, on the grounds of which he'll be presenting a weekly roundup on the Lebanese blogosphere.
So, anyone who has a blog entry to suggest (It should be Maximum 2 days old on Sunday), please do Mustapha a favor and email him at: mustapha(at)beirutspring(dot)com
The Entry should be relevant to people OUTSIDE of Lebanon, in other words, posts like Mustapha's last one about Aoun do not apply because they are Lebanese internal issues, whereas posts that give the "pulse" of Lebanon on general issues, would be welcome.
Thx a lot, or as we say here: "merci kteeeer!"
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posted by Eve @ 8:45 PM
2 Comments:
Thank you Eve for posting this.
I would also like to add that roundups don't happen on Sundays only. Sometimes significant events happen in Lebanon and a lot of bloggers react with strong emotions.
When such events happen, a lot of people worldwide go to Global Voices to know what the Lebanese Man-on-the-street is thinking.
For example, When Detlev Mehlis Released his report, Global voices had this roundup of Lebanese bloggers.
Needless to say, if you have a new blog and you'd like people to read your comment, this would be a great opportunity for you.
Also, i'm open to all political viewpoints. In fact i'm required to present a balanced roundup of all lebanese points of view. So if anyone knows of any Aounist or Hezbollah blog, please let me know.
Mustapha, congratulations! Great job; keep it up. And many thanks for the mention!
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