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Facebook signs up regional advertiser

Facebook signs up regional advertiser

- The National
Feb 9, 2010
Facebook, the worlds most popular online social network, has signed an online advertising partnership for the Middle East in a move expected to boost spending on online ads. The website, which says it has more than 10 million Arab users – 1.2 million of them in the UAE – has joined with Connect» more

Key places mentioned: Asia , Dubai , Egypt , Europe , Lebanon
Key terms mentioned: social networks , social network , sales , regional , products
Key companies mentioned: Orascom Telecom , Yahoo
Key people mentioned: Mohamed El Muhairy , Yousef Tuqan Tuqan , Zeid Nasser

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