The Syrian government apparently unbanned Facebook and YouTube on Tuesday, fivesome years after those and another ethnic networking sites were closed nationwide. (Not that the ban had obstructed anyone—both sites "are favourite across the country" and accessed finished nameless agent servers. You can't kibosh viral videos, guys!) So far, Syrian attempts at generating protests on the aforementioned bit as those in Egypt and Tunisia hit failed, and it'll be interesting to wager if a more easily-accessible internet module assist anti-government activity, or just intend everyone crooked on Farmville. [Guardian] More » Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Syria Unbans Facebook, YouTube [The Internet]
The Syrian government apparently unbanned Facebook and YouTube on Tuesday, fivesome years after those and another ethnic networking sites were closed nationwide. (Not that the ban had obstructed anyone—both sites "are favourite across the country" and accessed finished nameless agent servers. You can't kibosh viral videos, guys!) So far, Syrian attempts at generating protests on the aforementioned bit as those in Egypt and Tunisia hit failed, and it'll be interesting to wager if a more easily-accessible internet module assist anti-government activity, or just intend everyone crooked on Farmville. [Guardian] More » 
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