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Iran users face slow Web amid tense vote run-up
VPNs disabled, crippling social media role in anticipated street protests
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LAW AND REGULATION
Saudi Twitter users ‘losing afterlife’: religious police boss
Sheikh Abdul Latif echoes clerical establishment’s dim view of social media
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GOVERNMENT
Facebook CEO launches political group
Fwd.us will lobby on immigration, education reform and scientific research to drive US knowledge economy
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EDUCATION
Masdar Institute hits chip milestone
UAE research institute etches silicon wafer for first time
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Iran users face slow Web amid tense vote run-up
VPNs disabled, crippling social media role in anticipated street protests
Saudi Twitter users ‘losing afterlife’: religious police boss
Sheikh Abdul Latif echoes clerical establishment’s dim view of social media
Facebook CEO launches political group
Fwd.us will lobby on immigration, education reform and scientific research to drive US knowledge economy
Masdar Institute hits chip milestone
UAE research institute etches silicon wafer for first time
Three divers arrested in Egypt for cutting Internet cable
Undersea foul play blamed for recent regional online disruptions
CARS to improve traffic safety in Abu Dhabi
Department of Transport to deploy crash analysis system to study road safety
Dubai police crack international cyber ring
Four men arrested in connection with multi-million dirham exchange account theft
GEMS partners with Aruba on BYOD
Education provider claims ‘sector first’ in wireless network solution
- Arrive Systems to demo learning tools at MEIBA
- KSA MoE to get 9,000 SMART interactive whiteboards
- UAE police seize fake Brother toner cartridges
- Kuwaitis acquitted over insulting tweets
- Google launches third Science Fair
- Dubai reseller pays Microsoft $40k piracy damages
- Heriot-Watt to hold student programmer contest
- Court reprieve for liberal Saudi blogger
- India's Dubai-linked IT city 'clears final hurdle'
- Bahrain cyber sex pests to face $260k fines
- EU lawmakers push for data privacy
- HP to open Institute at Saudi’s KAU
