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Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Fifty People, One Question #Short Film

9:57 PM fabounab

Nichane is Back /نيشان تعود بحلة الكترونية جديدة

8:00 PM fabounab

عادت الاسبوعية المغربية المثيرة للجدل نيشان لتقدم خدماتها الاعلامية للمواطن المغربي، لكن نيشان هذه المرة عادت على الانترنيت بحلة جديدة واسم جديد ''ڭود" ڭود او نيشان فالمعنى واحد هو ان تكون مباشر وان تقول ما لديك بكل صراحة وجرأة ، فهل ستكون النسخة الالكترونية كمثيلتها الورقية ام انها ستتخطاها .

دخول ڭود لميدان الانترنت سيشعل نار المنافسة بين المواقع المغربية .

Alarabiya TV/ حافظ المرازي يتحدى استقلالية قناة العربية

10:18 PM fabounab

عمد الاعلامي المصري حافظ المرازي ومقدم برنامج استوديو القاهرة على قناة العربية على تحدي القناة واستقلاليتها عن المملكة العربية السعودية، مأكدا انه اذ كانت القناة مستقلة فهو سيظهر في حلقة قادمة لمناقشة تأثير انتفاضة مصر على السعودية، اما اذ رفضت القناة فهو يستقيل .

Moroccans Youth calling for Demonstrations Feb. 20 /شباب مغاربة يدعون لتظاهر يوم 20 فبراير

8:07 PM fabounab

هذا الشريط هو اول حملة اعلانية لمظاهرة 20 فبراير يدعوا فيها الشباب لتظاهر، مع ذكر مايتعرضون له والمغاربة في حياتهم اليومية، مطالبين بالتغيير.

Moroccans Youth calling for Demonstrations Feb. 20

Libyan revolutions 17, 2011 / Gaddafi

6:51 PM fabounab

After the Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions now Libya of Colonel Gaddafi time.
A Facebook group that claims 4,500 members called for a major event under the title "Revolt of February 17, 2011" to make a day of anger in Libya"

> Liberation

Moroccan PM to meet opposition after Egypt uprising

6:43 PM fabounab

Moroccan Prime Minister Abbas El Fassi will meet the opposition Monday to discuss parliamentary polls but the impact of the uprisings in Egypt and Tunisia will weigh on the talks, parties told AFP.

Morocco protests planned for February 20th

7:29 PM fabounab

In Morocco call for major protests on February 20th are gaining ground. However pro-regime groups are also using the same social media to organise as well.
Of the anti-government groups most are united under the name "Freedom and Democracy Now" The group has quickly gained tens of thousands of supporters. Most call for a radical constitutional reform in the kingdom and the introduction of real democracy.

Unrest in Algeria Put Down by Police

4:17 PM fabounab

Algerian demonstrators, inspired by popular protests in Egypt and elsewhere in the Middle East, protested in the capital, Algiers, on Saturday before security forces moved in to break up the demonstration.

The demonstrators gathered in May 1 Square, chanting “Bouteflika out!” in reference to President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, who has ruled Algeria since 1999. Organizers said thousands had taken part, but news agencies gave vastly differing figures, from a few dozen to thousands.
The protesters were hemmed in by thousands of riot police and blocked from embarking on a planned march through the capital. Many were arrested, although there were also conflicting numbers for those detained.
By Saturday afternoon, the square was lined by riot police and armored vehicles and a police helicopter circled overhead. Principal roads into the center of town also remained blocked and far fewer people were on the streets than would be typical on a Saturday.
The Interior Ministry posted a statement on its Web site saying that 250 people had taken part in the protests and that 14 people had been detained and later released, according to Reuters.
Human rights groups however said the number of arrests had been far higher.
The media spokesman for the coordinating committee seeking democratic change in Algeria said that 70 people had been arrested and that about 30 remained in detention. Those detained included the group’s main organizers, as well as human rights activists, union organizers, members of women’s associations and groups formed to track the missing and killed during the civil war in the 1990s.
“It is unacceptable, for a regime that pretends to be ‘democratic’ to pursue its repressive and illegal ways,” spokesman, Tewfik Allal, said in a statement.
Algeria’s government has operated under a state of emergency for nearly two decades. Several antigovernment protests broke out in early January, including some in which demonstrators clashed with members of Algeria’s security forces.
On Friday, several people were wounded outside the office of the main opposition group by security forces as they were celebrating the resignation of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak after weeks of antigovernment protests in Egypt.
Three weeks earlier, demonstrations in neighboring Tunisia led to the ouster of that country’s autocratic ruler, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali.
In, Saudi Arabia, the state news agency reported that the Saudi government welcomed the “peaceful transition of power” in Egypt and supported Egypt’s security forces efforts “to restore peace, stability and tranquillity."

> http://www.nytimes.com/

Dakhla Festival 2011 / Morocco

3:59 PM fabounab

After 4 years of real success, the Dakhla Festival comes back from february the 21st to the 27th 2011. This new edition has gain acceptance through the accomplishment of the previous organizations. Thousands of national and international festival-goers will be able to discover different popular and urban expressions and enjoy this higher quality sport and music event.

منصف بلخياط يتحدى على لمرابط / Moncef belkhayat / Ali lmrabet

5:55 PM fabounab

في رد على سؤال احد نشطاء الفايس بووك، حول انتقادات الصحفي على مرابط، صرح بلخياط وزير الشباب والرياضة، ان مرابط له ارائه كما هو له ارائه الخاصة، وهذا دليل بأننا في ديموقراطية حقيقة ، ودعاه لحضور المباشر على الفايس بووك، وهي الفترة التي يخصصها بلخياط للإجابة على اسئلة الفيسبووكيين يوم الثلاثاء، وكذلك الخميس بمقر الوزارة، في مناظرة يحضرها جمهور مؤكدا انه مستعد لأي حوار يهدف تنمية المغرب .

احمد رضا الشامي، يعلن تعميم الانترنيت على كامل التراب المغربي / Ahmed Reda Chami

5:28 PM fabounab

وجه احمد رضا الشامي وزير الصناعة والتجارة والتكنلوجيات الحديثة، رساله مصورة لمستعملي مواقع التواصل الاجتماعي فايسبووك وتويتر، اعلن فيها عن خطة الوزارة الفترة القادمة، اذ تحدث عن تعميم الانترنت ليصبح في متناول الجميع، اولا عبر الفضاءات العمومية، وايضا من خلال تقليص ثمن اجهزة الحاسوب، وثمن الاشتراك .