Wezank is a new project created by two Lebanese people: Maya Zankoul and Toni Yammine. It is a great way to visually explain your ideas through simple and fun animation videos. Wezank: Website – Facebook – Twitter – YouTube How It Works? The process consist of six steps that can be found on Wezank.com. Ideation: […]

Elias Ghanem, MENA general manager of PayPal, announced at the ArabNet 2013 Conference in Beirut that the famous online payment service will soon be available in Lebanon. And this is most probably happening this year. I had the chance to discuss with Mr. Ghanem (in company of Blog Baladi and Gino’s Blog) after his public […]

“Missed Calls” have so many uses within the Lebanese community, and it is still used today on a smaller scale thanks to the availability of free instant messaging applications like Whatsapp, BBM and iMessage. In the latest Touch Lebanon campaign, the Lebanese telecom operator officially position “Missed Calls” as outdated by associating it with 192os […]

Khoury Home, one of the biggest retail store in Lebanon, launched its latest marketing campaign to promote their latest credit payment offer: They opted for the viral marketing advertisement. A video entitled “Mashkal at Khoury Home” (Arabic translation for “Fight”) was published today, February 6th, on YouTube. The plot-line is simple and reflects the local […]

I do post about music very rarely but I often write about Lebanese talents! Anthony Touma, a young Lebanese (Born in 1992) singer, is now part of the French version of the famous TV show The Voice. On February 2nd, he impressed the Jury with his great performance of Billie Jean, Michael Jackson’s song. Anthony […]

Talking about photographers, you may have already checked my posts about my two close friends who are into photography: Choucri Bechir and Patrick Boghossian. Few days ago, I met Myriam Boulos through a mutual friend and got the chance to take a look at some shots she took in the past few years. Regular readers […]

Lately, in Lebanon burning tires became a tradition in a country where you protests are a daily activity. Caustik.tv created a satirical campaign entitled The Power Of The Tire and here is how they describe it: “Power of the tire is a satirical piece depicting the current political and economical situation in Lebanon. It is […]

. I already evoked the major issue of media censorship in Lebanon in the video-report I did in January 2012. On Sunday, June 25th a new Lebanese web-series released its teaser, for the first season, on YouTube and reached more than a 1,500 views in the first 24 hours. “Mamnou3!” (Forbidden in Arabic), created by […]

UPDATE: Video showing the highlights of the demonstration available right before the end of the article. We all know that women’s right is an important issue in the Arab world and although Lebanon is considered as more “liberal” comparing to other Arab countries (as I stated in my video report about Media censorship in Lebanon), […]

There are a lot of really good Lebanese movies, or at least that I liked, as West Beirut, Bosta or Caramel but this one is the best I’ve seen till now! W Hala2 La Wein (In English: Where Do We Go Now / In French: Et Maintenant, On Va Ou?) directed by Nadine Labaki is […]