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Tadweena - 30 minutes (Arabic TV Program - Pilot)

Published: March 2, 2009

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Here are the blogs I mentioned:

Sami Ben Gharbia

Al Khoga

Ethar El Katatney

Noha Atef

Asser Yasser

Mohamed Hamdy

Eman Hashim

Solana Larson

and an interview with Tarek Amr (Change the Channel)

Prepared and presented by Marwa Rakha, Tadweena is a live news program focusing on blogs, bloggers, facebook, Jaiku, Twitter, and other online forums. Like bloggers, the show will tackle different issues that are the talk of the Egyptian blogosphere. It is the first live news program that echoes the voices of Egyptian bloggers and highlights a wide range of blogs, groups, and forums covering a variety of topics; social, religious, cultural, literary, emotional, current events, history, sports, journals, causes, ideas, and politics.

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	honey - April 19, 2009 it is a wonderful marwa really good job ..now you made me think again about blogging which is for me need commitment (that i am afraid of) ..and may be some day i will be in your show ..c",) when and where exactly this show will be ?
	Dalia Ziada - March 24, 2009 Marwa, this is amazing! I am shocked for the many Egyptians who know nothing about blogging! When and where this program is broadcast; I do not want to waste a single minute of any of its episodes.
	Ahmed Embabi - March 11, 2009 good job we can change Egypt if we trust in ourselves and others every thing is well but We rely on the others Egypt don't move by itself we need leader that's why we wait mohamed ali and orabi and saad Zaghloul and abd al naser because most people Does not assume responsibility we always wait others finally thank you marwa
	Mohammad Khater - March 10, 2009 I hope you get this specific program out to the light soon..new idea .. new world .. new capabilities .. you can strike again.. marwa .. 2 thumbs up
	Victoria - March 7, 2009 Loved it. (Even without Arabic) (-: x
	Marwa Rakha - March 4, 2009 Hey cousin Amira NJ I am glad you took the time to try to figure out what I was saying What would I change? I started the change in 2005 ... I opened my eyes to a world bigger than the hotel I worked at, I grew a voice that started anonymous and gained strength to bear the responsibility of the thoughts it echoes. I do loads of voulunteer work. The most important change Amira was growing from being a very judgmental person to someone who is empathetic and tolerant. And I totally and utterly refuse to leave Egypt ... it might take 300 years to change the stuff you said in our society ... great people took the lead 100 years ago ... and I am happy to be one the many who are still trying.
	Mohamed ElGohary - March 4, 2009 @Amira NJ It it the title of the programme, tadweena: which means "a blog post"
	Amira NJ - March 3, 2009 Just out of curiosity, Marwa, What would you change in yourself in order to help change Egypt? Love, Always, Amira (cuz)
	Amira NJ - March 3, 2009 Hey Marwa, I checked out your special. Very good presentation, however (For me), it was kind of hard to understand at all times (being that Arabic's not my first language), but I do think I pretty much got the gist of the conversation. You asked people what they can change in themselves that can help change Egypt and the response was like, I don't need to change. Everything else and everyone else needs to change. Or I changed already. If you were to ask me what needs to be changed in Egypt, I would tell you a whole slue of things. Namely our attitudes towards men, women, single life, married life, culture, religion, rich, middle class and poor. People need to be more understanding (including myself). But it is the nature of the area. Just like Cairo's cabs are black and white, the people in Egypt are also black and white -- there is no happy-medium it seems. By the way, what does that word you said in the beginning mean? Mawada and something like Tawdeen or something? Thanks Cuz, Amira L. R.
	Servant of Jesus Christ - March 3, 2009 Nice presentation and a wonderful idea, Marwa Great Job .. please go on
	Mohamed ElGohary - March 2, 2009 The content on blogging was really nice, though I'm not really into generalizations, but I believe that change is always within phases of disaster. People by default do not change to the better unless they "have" to, being what I call traditionalists. P.S. Arabic comment fixing please :P
	asoor - March 2, 2009 great job ????? ???? ????? ?????? ?????? ?? ????? ?????? ?????

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