Foreign bloggers react to François Hollande’s election in France. The English national football team manager is widely mocked. And Harvard and the MIT offer free, online classes.
After ten months in prison, Egyptian blogger Maikel Nabil has been officially pardoned. American President Barack Obama defends his first term at the White House. And Facebook set to hit one billion users over the summer.
Pro-Kremlin activists try, and fail, to smear an opposition figure’s reputation. Protesters in Germany are calling for President Christian Wulff’s resignation. And the Israeli authorities are using Facebook to advertise an anti-drug campaign.
Egyptian blogger and activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah released from prison. Tebowing is taking the web by storm. And a Malaysian man pulls of a superb marriage proposal.
Thousands rally against Vladimir Putin in Moscow. A teenager from Canada takes her own life after being bullied by classmates. And the UK is recruiting computer hackers online.
Concerns for the welfare of a female Syrian blogger following her arrest. Herman Cain suspends his campaign, reactions online. And Wikileaks releases its « spy files ».
Online mobilization against election fraud in Russia. Facebook agrees to strengthen privacy rules for customers in the US. And Arabic is the fasting growing language on Twitter.
Activists calling for political reforms in the United Arab Emirates. An American web user wins her online battle with the governor of Kansas. And teen idol Miley Cyrus voices her support of the Occupy movement in an online video clip.
Egypt’s parliamentary elections leave the nation’s web users divided. A Bahraini activist hailed by web users after she defies security forces. And explore real crime scenes with The New York Times.
Mexican bloggers under threat from drug cartels. American web users campaigning for the Muppets to present the 2012 Oscars. And some of the day to day challenges faced by the blind and visually impaired.
