Arabcrunch

ArabCrunch has grown from a tech blog that covers Arab tech, startups and web culture to become a recognized tech news brand at the global stage. According to invesp ArabCrunch is ranked 4th worldwide in blogs about e-commerce, 6th in innovation and 12th in startup category ahead of well known global business and tech media brands. Using marketing strategies that are based in cost free marketing solutions ArabCrunch has grown to page views per month. ArabCrunch broke many news regionally and globally and published many exclusive stories such as Yahoo!'s acquisition of Maktoob in 2009, SourceForge blocking by the order of the U.S government of Syria, Sudan, Iran, Noth Korea, and Cuba. Twitter Blocking by Mubarak regime during the Egyptian revolution, Internet cut off in Syria by the Syrian Regime in 2011, Wikileaks US diplomatic cable about Aljazeera's GM collaboration with the US government to delete web posts that disturb the U.S government and many more. ArabCrunch also organized startup and tech events in Jordan Lebanon and Washington State, USA.