Egypt Leaves The Internet
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January 28, 2011
When I read this, it caught me by surprise. Reports are emerging that Internet has gone down in Cairo and throughout Egypt, only hours before the largest planned protests yet.
Egypt has shut off the internet and every Egyptian provider, every business, bank, Internet cafe, website, school, embassy, and government office that relied on the big four Egyptian ISPs for their Internet connectivity is now cut off from the rest of the world. What will happen to Egypt tomorrow, on the streets and in the credit markets?
This has never happened before in any other world and the unknowns are piling up. CNN reporter Ben Wedeman confirmed Internet is down in Cairo. The Los Angeles Times is also reporting that BlackBerry Internet has been taken offline in Egypt. I hope things will go back to normal soon.
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Book Your Trip To Egypt Online
Posted by tech on
September 14, 2010
Egypt has been an important destination for people in the Middle East, Africa and Europe from ancient times. Tourism remains an important pillar of the Egyptian economy and has received wide support from the government. When people talk about Egypt, naturally the pyramids and mummies come to mind. This country is simply rich in history which is why many tourists flock for vacation every year.
Vacationing in Egypt is not that very expensive. This is because Coop Travel provides anybody the most affordable way to enjoy and have a fun filled vacation anywhere in Egypt. Booking for a vacation is easy. Just fill in a few details in the form and you will be given a list of available and affordable packages that are too tempting not to miss.
If you have no idea where to go, the site also provides some resources on Egypt’s famous tourist attractions so you can have an itinerary in an instant. Think Coop Travel for Holidays to Egypt.
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