Gadaffi: Blocks Facebook, Twitter and Aljazeera

Seeking the Humor amidst the Revolutionary storm: As Libya loses Facebook, we visit the walls of revolutionary groupies, we home into the rebels' fashion and then take close ups at home in Jordan.

He'd rather not see/ Gaddafi blackout of internet from Facebook, Twitter, Aljazeera.net.

Arab Crunch EN [3]

Libya Blocks Facebook, Twitter and Aljazeera.net

In the capital of Libya Tripoli the computers are not switched into the regular revolutionary channels of facebook, twitter and Aljazeera net. There is a blackout of these activist hotspots by Libyan authorities.

The Blog of the Ugly Duckling [4]

Meanwhile on Facebook

Staying with Facebook: how people expressed their support of the revolution on their walls and profiles.

Tahrir Hipsters [5]

Celebrating Revolution in Style

Revolution is the fashion: what's in and what's not on the revolutionary street.

Buzzfeed [6]

Hipster Tunisia

Yawn. Democracy used to be so hip.

TWOFORTYEIGHTAM [7]

Watani Habibi in Japan

Kuwaitis celebrate independence and liberation (50th and 20th respectively) in a Japanese sing-song (isn't that Karaoke?) It's not all rebelling in the Gulf: in Kuwait we have reveling.

The Angry Arab [8]

Jordan's dirty hands in Bahrain

We hear a rumour that some Jordanians have Bahraini blood on their hands - the blood of Thursday Feb 16th.

Under My Olive Tree [9]

What is #ReformJo?

Staying with Jordan: While it was easy to just watch from the sidelines with Egypt and Tunisia, local Jordanian voices are now piping up on rumblings in Jordan. "Today is the first time I will write about the revolutions storming the Arab world." (There's a first time for everything)