Watwet, Social Networking And Mini-Blogging Platform
Watwet is a new Arab social networking and mini-blogging platform, quite similar to Twitter, that was launched in December 2007
Continue readingWatwet is a new Arab social networking and mini-blogging platform, quite similar to Twitter, that was launched in December 2007
Continue readingcasualPR, a leading PR agency that focuses on blogs and online media, just announced they’re organizing the first conference on
Continue readingThe newly released global e-readiness rankings published by the Economist Intelligence Unit, UAE leads the Middle East and North Africa
Continue readingFirst of all, I’d like to welcome everyone to StartUpArabia, which I’m officially launching today. There might still be some
Continue readingAs is the case all over the world with social bookmarking sites popping up everywhere, the Arab world is no
Continue readingAccording to a recent study by Madar Research, online ad spending in the Arab region is expected to grow to
Continue readingEvan Williams, the founder of Blogger, Odeo and Twitter, wrote some time ago about trying to find a more structured
Continue readingMany Arab startups have given online job search/recruiting a go over the past years, with different levels of success. The
Continue readingQuestler is a new online service that was launched into public beta a few months ago and which has an
Continue readingAs a small business that’s still making its first steps in the world, every startup needs as much advice and
Continue readingGoogle just released a preview release of Google App Engine, a developer tool that enables you to run your web
Continue readingOne of the first important things to consider when launching a startup is its name, after all it is the
Continue readingHalal Exchange, a unique e-commerce platform aimed at facilitating global Halal trade, will make UAE the preferred hub of the
Continue readingNewly launched LEBConnection is a business oriented social networking service that caters directly to the specific everyday needs of the
Continue readingPressera are a Lebanese online publishing service that offers an easy and interesting solution for Arab newspapers and magazines to
Continue readingSequoia Capital, one of the most important venture firms that funded startups like Apple, Google, Yahoo, Cisco Systems, Oracle, PayPal
Continue readingA recent analysis by the Arab Advisors Group of e-commerce expenditure in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Lebanon was
Continue readingMezed is a Tunisian auction site that recently surfaced into the arena of online startups in Tunisia. A number of
Continue readingSeamler is one of the first Arab services that followed the steps of Netvibes, launching a personalized startpage for the
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