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YouTube Partner Programme expands to Egypt
Users in Egypt will be able to generate revenue from the views their uploaded videos receive
Implementation of YouTube ban blocked by court
Administrative Court gives YouTube ban a ‘stay of execution’ for one month
Google blocks YouTube videos in Egypt
Despite request by Egyptian authorities to block videos on YouTube, Innocence of Muslims still accessible
Zaazou announces strategy to boost tourism
Tourism ministry to undertake joint advertising campaigns with foreign countries and will launch a new campaign on Google
Google’s Science Fair sponsors young minds
Google is now accepting submissions through a website set up for the competition
Google: Digital GDP has reached EGP 15.6bn in 2011
In 2012 the number of Egyptians online reached 31 million, or 38 per cent of the population. 45 per cent of those were connected through portable devices.
Case to ban Google postponed
Administrative Court upholds Fara’een ban
Iran blocks access to Gmail
First step towards creating a national internet network, separated from the worldwide internet
Russia and Saudi Arabia to ban YouTube if anti-Islam film not deleted
Saudi Arabia and Russia have threatened to block YouTube if Google does not deny access to an anti-Islam film produced in the United States
Bangladesh blocks YouTube over anti-Islam video
Anti-Islam film continues to provoke more reactions from Muslim countries
Google doodles: entertaining and educating the masses
Featuring Naguib Mahfouz, Om Kalthoum, Mahmoud Mokhtar and others, Egyptian doodles continue to interact with Egyptians
Apple patent win may reshape sector
Apple’s $1 billion victory could reshape the electronics sector, say analysts
Google: Technology is making science fiction real
By Alan Clendenning / AP BARCELONA: Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt predicted Tuesday that rapid advances in technology will soon transform science fiction into reality — meaning people will have driverless cars, small robots at their command and the ability to experience being in another place without leaving home. Schmidt said the introduction of books …