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Articles Written by: COURTNEY C. RADSCH
Apparently
the right wing crazies are up in arms again about the fact that it
happens to be a Muslim holiday - Eid al-Adha. In fact Muslims have been
having holidays for the past 1430 years so perhaps it's not that big of
a deal if a store like say, ...
From COURTNEY C. RADSCH,
Arabisto.com,
25 Nov 2009
Courtney C. Radsch (Pasadena, CA) - I just came across an interesting article in Al-Akhbar,
a Lebanese newspaper, about censorship in the Emirates and the role the
governments are or are not playing in improving professionalism and
transparency. ...
From COURTNEY C. RADSCH,
Arabisto.com,
24 Nov 2009
Egypt has apparently started registering the first Arabic-language internet domain names at dot.msr during the 4th
Internet Governance Forum (happening in its very own seaside resort of
Sharm el-Sheikh) in a move critics of the regime's perspective on ...
From COURTNEY C. RADSCH,
Arabisto.com,
18 Nov 2009
The supreme guide of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, Mohamed Mahdi
Akef, has decided to step down at the end of his first term in January
2009 in what blogger and activist Ibrahim al-Houdaiby calls "an
important milestone for the largest opposition ...
From COURTNEY C. RADSCH,
Arabisto.com,
16 Nov 2009
According to Gulf Times,
the Arabic satellite news station Al Jazeera is poised to become the
largest sports broadcaster in the Arab region with its reportedly
billion dollar purchase of the Arab Radio and
Television (ART)
network. According to the ...
From COURTNEY C. RADSCH,
Arabisto.com,
13 Nov 2009
This
is the notice I get when I try to access the photo-sharing site Flikr
in the UAE. Or any site ending in .ir for Israel. And on a host of
other sites that Emirati authorities have decided is not acceptable.
And I work in Dubai Media City, a ...
From COURTNEY C. RADSCH,
Arabisto.com,
1 Nov 2009
Here
is the original story I posted on AlArabiya.net about Emirates Airlines
that I was forced to take down. Now that I am safely out of the country
I wanted people to see what the story was all about. I removed the name
of the first reporter upon her ...
From COURTNEY C. RADSCH,
Arabisto.com,
30 Oct 2009
TECOM, the Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone authority, is the
government agency of Dubai responsible for the so-called "free zones"
like Media City, Internet City, Knowledge Village etc. (although
funnily enough it does not have a working website!). ...
From COURTNEY C. RADSCH,
Arabisto.com,
19 Oct 2009
Spending on advertising during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, TV’s
holy grail of ratings, fell compared to last year according to industry
experts, whose initial optimism about the season proved unwarranted.
The
industry was hoping for a recovery ...
From COURTNEY C. RADSCH,
Arabisto.com,
3 Oct 2009
Google launched its Persian
automatic translation service Friday just hours after Facebook
announced a beta-version of the social networking site, because of the
ongoing protests in Iran over election results that gave incumbent
president, Mahmoud ...
From COURTNEY C. RADSCH,
Arabisto.com,
19 Jun 2009
