ArabNetMe afterthoughts
So we talked about my feelings before; now here are my afterthoughts on the conference!
The short version:
It was great in so many ways to participate @ArabNetMe the past couple of days.
A collection of 17 posts
En route to ArabNetME
Yes, it’s been over two months since my last post as I’ve been very busy and swamped with lots of operational and financial stuff at work. The only thing that kept
On Jordan's court decision to "control" websites
While a significant and growing number of Jordanians are/have been working very hard for over 10 years to put Jordan on the global map of innovation in building and maintaining web communities/
Another brilliant holographic laser projection technology!
Meet Light Blue Optics‘ Holographic Laser Projection (HLP) Technology!
Can’t wait till we can use LightTouch at the office! or LightSpeed in my future car!
More on Light Blue Optics technology here.
AramramTV: Social media for social change
Part of AramramTV coverage commemorating one year since the Israeli Assault on GAZA winter 2008/2009 was this video containing interviews with me, Ali Dahmash and Ghassan Yonis.
Funny that they called the
Graph of the day, Iraqi civilian deaths since 2003 [BBC]
Just saw this graph while reading about the tragedy of the car bombings that swept Baghdad/Iraq earlier today on BBC with 127 killed and over 400 wounded 🙁
They say a picture is
Why Jordan could be the next silicon valley?
A skeptical friend of mine the other day asked me while we were attending the Global Entrepreneurship Week launch event in Jordan why do people think Jordan is special and why would it
Freelancing + Jordan = Drama
Freelancing is great, we surely need more freelancers in Jordan and everywhere else. Designers, programmers, accountants, copywriters, translators, event managers…you name it; all companies need it.
There are numerous problems with freelancing