Showing posts with label YouTubeVideo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label YouTubeVideo. Show all posts
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Peter Riddoch, CEO Damac Properties, Pt 3/3 | Face to Face
Peter Riddoch, CEO Damac Properties, Pt 3/3 Face to Face
In the final part of our interview with Peter Riddoch, CEO Damac Properties, he discusses why so many real estate developments miss their deadlines, whether the Dubai property boom is a bubble waiting to burst and how the market has changed over the past few years."
In the final part of our interview with Peter Riddoch, CEO Damac Properties, he discusses why so many real estate developments miss their deadlines, whether the Dubai property boom is a bubble waiting to burst and how the market has changed over the past few years."
Peter Riddoch, CEO Damac Properties, Pt 2/3 | Face to Face
Link Video Interview :http://www.ameinfo.com/161216.html
Peter Riddoch, CEO Damac Properties
In the interview with Peter Riddoch, CEO Damac Properties, we look at its recent controversy surrounding Palm Springs on Jebel Ali and how this has affected the company's reputation, and discuss other on-going projects in Dubai
Peter Riddoch, CEO Damac Properties
In the interview with Peter Riddoch, CEO Damac Properties, we look at its recent controversy surrounding Palm Springs on Jebel Ali and how this has affected the company's reputation, and discuss other on-going projects in Dubai
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Thursday, 28 February 2008
No ban on YouTube in UAE
No ban on YouTube in UAE
original published:KhaleejTimes
http://www.khaleejtimes.com/DisplayArticle.asp?xfile=data/theuae/2008/February/theuae_February913.xml§ion=theuae
By Asma Ali Zain (Our staff reporter)
26 February 2008
DUBAI — Internet users can be rest assured that YouTube, an active video sharing web site, will not be completely banned in the UAE as its content is already being regulated by the Telecommunication Regulatory Authority (TRA).
Users were concerned after Pakistan on Sunday asked its Internet service providers (ISPs) to completely ban the web site until further orders for posting blasphemous material.
A spokesperson for the TRA told Khaleej Times yesterday, “We have given choice to the Internet users in the country and not blocked the web site entirely. Adult content on the web site that is clearly against the religious, cultural, political and moral values of the UAE will automatically be blocked.
“Our ISPs (Etisalat and du) have an understanding with YouTube in this regard. Nearly two years ago, YouTube was blocked in the country. However, the TRA wants to provide flexibility to its subscribers. Therefore, the web site can be accessed in the country though objectionable content will remain blocked,” said the spokesperson.
original published:KhaleejTimes
http://www.khaleejtimes.com/DisplayArticle.asp?xfile=data/theuae/2008/February/theuae_February913.xml§ion=theuae
By Asma Ali Zain (Our staff reporter)
26 February 2008
DUBAI — Internet users can be rest assured that YouTube, an active video sharing web site, will not be completely banned in the UAE as its content is already being regulated by the Telecommunication Regulatory Authority (TRA).
Users were concerned after Pakistan on Sunday asked its Internet service providers (ISPs) to completely ban the web site until further orders for posting blasphemous material.
A spokesperson for the TRA told Khaleej Times yesterday, “We have given choice to the Internet users in the country and not blocked the web site entirely. Adult content on the web site that is clearly against the religious, cultural, political and moral values of the UAE will automatically be blocked.
“Our ISPs (Etisalat and du) have an understanding with YouTube in this regard. Nearly two years ago, YouTube was blocked in the country. However, the TRA wants to provide flexibility to its subscribers. Therefore, the web site can be accessed in the country though objectionable content will remain blocked,” said the spokesperson.
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