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Najib
Jun 08, 2013 10:00
Few questions that need to be addressed to the Telecom Ministry after seeing this report: 1- How are expats and tourists being informed about these new measures? Is there enough marketing being done in the airport and online? Because the guy interviewed at first in the LBCI report obviously had no clue about these regulations. 2- The Telecom person interviewed is saying: "The problem is not with the line but with the device, because the…
Posted By
Najib
Jun 08, 2013 11:33
Picture via RagMag I've been following up on them for a while now and they deserve all the best for the hard work they are pulling! Alf Mabrouk to Zeina and all the Nawaya team. Zeina plans with this opportunity to expand her reach to other regions of Lebanon, and hopes to be operating throughout the country by the end of 2014. Added to that, the Nawaya Network announced the launch of an online platform…
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Najib
Jun 07, 2013 08:09
Video taken from 248am.com Lebanese dentist Dr. Samir Yousef Jaber got attacked and stabbed to death by a group of young men at the Avenues Mall in Kuwait back in December 2012. The four men implicated in his murder were sentenced to death few days ago by the Kuwaiti criminal court. Via 248am.com
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Najib
Jun 07, 2013 07:21
Picture taken from @Nicolasehnaoui Telecom Minister Sehnaoui posted this picture today on his instagram account blaming Ogero Telecom chief Abdel-Moneim Youssef on the slowness and asking him to free the bandwidth. Even though I agree with Minister Sehnaoui that Youssef's behavior is unacceptable, I refuse to solely put the blame on one side as there are two fundamental issues that are at the origin of this problem: 1- Ogero's existence is a problem in itself.…
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[YouTube] For those who have been wondering about the new regulations set by the Telecom Ministry, check out this great video that explains it all by WeZank. ...
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View from Sama Beirut (not yet finished) via Skyscrapercity.com Why am I not surprised to read the below numbers? I always wondered whether these new projects in Achrafieh and Beirut are getting sold specially that ...
Food
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Lebanon is considered one of the oldest wine-producing countries in the world, with the majority of the vineyards located in the Beqaa Valley. These vineyards are worth visiting and the full-day schedule I am proposing ...
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