Arabic blogging papers, articles and other sources

 

 

Arabic blogging papers, articles and other sources   Introduction Links

 

Introduction

 

 

This page contains links to different Arabic web sources related to Arabic information retrieval, Arabic languange processing besides Arabic blogging.

 

 

 

Links

 

• The blog "A study on Arabic blogs" at http://arabicweblogs.blogspot.com

   

• Arabic Information Retrieval and Computational Linguistics Resources. This page links to various web resources with 10 categories, you find it at http://www.glue.umd.edu/~dlrg/clir/arabic.html.

 

• Arabic tools page published at the Computing Research Laboratory in New Mexico State University. It is located at http://kythera.nmsu.edu:8080/downloads.html.

 

• Kareem Darwish's Research Page at the University of Maryland, provides tools for Arabic language processing. Both Sebawai (An Arabic Morphological Analyzer) and Al-Stem (A Light Arabic Stemmer) are available freely for research purposes only. more details at http://www.glue.umd.edu/~kareem/research/

 

• Nizar Habash’s Publications page provides excellent research papers related to Arabic language processing. that is hosted at http://www.nizarhabash.com/

 

• QAMUS: Arabic Lexicography website has various publications of Tim Buckwalter. That includes a page of Arabic morphological analysis, where Arabic morphological analyzer's algorithm is explained. it is situated at http://www.qamus.org/index.html

 

• M. Hancock. Arab Internet use up by nine million. 2006.

URL: http://www.itp.net/news/details.php?id=22068

 

• D. L. Wheeler. The Internet in the Arab world: Digital Divides and Cultural Connections. 2004.

URL:http://www.riifs.org/guest/lecture_text/internet_n_arabworld_all_txt.htm

 

• K. Rinnawi. The Internet and the Arab world as a virtual public sphere. 2002.

URL: http://burdacenter.bgu.ac.il/publications/finalReports2001-2002/Rinnawi.pdf

 

• I. Al-Zalaky, S. Sami, G. Eid. Report on Internet use in Arab world, detailing hostility of governments toward new media for free expression. Arabic Network of Human Rights Information. 2006.

        URL:http://www.ifex.org/20fr/layout/set/print/layout/set/print/layout/set/print/content/view/full/79927   

 

• Reporters without borders. List of the 13 Internet enemies in 2006 published. 2006.

        URL:http://www.rsf.org/print.php3?id_article=19603

 

• G. Goth. Arab Internet Investments in “Mid-Boom”. IEEE Computer Society. 2006.

URL:http://csdl2.computer.org/comp/mags/ic/2006/04/w4008.pdf 

 

• Maktoob.com ranked as most popular Arabic online destination. AME Info. 2004.

URL:http://www.ameinfo.com/44238.html 

 

• H. Noman. Content and Usage of Arabic Online Forums and Groups. 2005.

URL:http://www.helmionline.com/internet/2005/10/web_content.html

 

• Arab Internet users poised to double to 50m people by 2009. 2006.

          URL: http://archive.gulfnews.com/articles/06/11/28/10085680.html   

 

 

• A. M. Sadig. Arab Blogs: Analytical study on content and format. 2006.

URL: http://new-media-world.blogspot.com/2006/11/arab-blogs-analytical-study-on-content.html  

 

• I. Al-Zalaky, G. Eid, S. Sami. Arabic Blogs: An Embodiment of Freedom of Expression. The second report of the Arabic Network for Human Rights Information (HRinfo) on the freedom to use the internet in the Arab World. 2006.

                URL: http://www.openarab.net/en/reports/net2006/blogger.shtml