The Middle East Gets It’s Own Social Platform for Start-ups
TheNextWeb Nov 10 09Recently, I’ve become increasingly convinced that the Middle East is going through its dotcom boom. Today, the brilliant folks at ArabCrunch, a site I admittedly check every morning, launched a tool that we’ve been desperately in need of. ArabCrunch.Net is the first social network focused at fostering entrepreneurship in the region by connecting our local entrepreneurs [...] Full story...
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