Google is celebrating Independence Day of Pakistan with its awesome new Doodle. You can see the picture here or view the live on Google.com.pk page.
The photo looks both like the decorated backs of Pakistani Trucks, or honestly I don’t know what inspired the designer(s). But I love it. What do you think of?
Related Posts:
- Google’s doodles: Who’s behind them? (bbc.co.uk)
A Lahore High Court Lawyer Yasser Latif narrated the comments of Justice Azmat Saeed on twitter. See his tweets and some of others below.
Justice Azmat Saeed : #FACEBOOK WILL NOT BE BANNED!!! Only Dictators ban Communication. Hosni Mubarik is no where now! #victory—
Yasser Latif Hamdani (@theRealYLH) October 20, 2011
This is a quite a positive statement from an institution, which has been misjudging Facebook lately. Thanks to the Justice Azmat, lawyer Yasser Latif and other people who made this happen at LHC.
While Facebook is busy rolling out new features for its users better connect with world. Pakistani media is misreporting the issue of Facebook Ban.
I and you have been following the news stories of LHC’s order to ban Facebook again in Pakistan. Don’t panic. Continue reading
You don’t need to come and visit Pakistan to experience a time to time censorship on social networking sites, now this facility is available in many other countries. The newly added is France. 
Broadcasting anchors and TV/Radio hosts are forbidden to use the word Twitter and Facebook unless it is seriously important or directly related to the news. Continue reading
Facebook growth in Pakistan is at its peak, as we see 267,000 new users signed up for Facebook during April11-May11. It mean 8,900 new people were joining Facebook everyday from Pakistan. InsideFacebook wrote a post about Facebook growth in Middle East during past months which can be found here. Continue reading
Hello dear supporter,
Please help us understand, who is against freedom of speech in Pakistan? Why?
Share your thoughts in the comments below and we’ll use your input to write next story on the status of freedom of speech in Pakistan.
Especially feel free to share any story / real life experience related to freedom-of-speech in Pakistan. Continue reading
I was just looking into Facebook, trying to find how my friends using Facebook and how Facebook team is helping people connect more efficiently.
One thing which I noticed is, that most of the people on Facebook are peaceful in general. They’re engaged in the communities which they like, their interests range from cooking, business, life-style, news, religion and all the little things between. Continue reading
It’s amazing to find good number of people here who cares freedom-of-speech, citizen journalism, and right of access to information. We got an amazing response in our first 18 hours. Here are some of the stats of our online cause.
160 views on our site.
35 mentions on Twitter.
68 people Liked our posts. Continue reading
Pakistan has been struck by the worst flooding in its history in late July 2010. The devastating floods have affected around 20 million ( 6 million are children ) people and killed 1500, but UN officials suggested the death tolls could prove to be higher. Continue reading
Hello friends, you must have heard the news about LHC considering a permanent ban on social networking site Facebook.
The petition was filed by Mohammad and Ahmad (from Lahore) through Advocate Mohammad Azhar Siddique. You can read the news story here.
Let’s get to the point. The petitioner said that Facebook should be banned permanently in Pakistan because of placing caricatures of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) and other prophets. Continue reading
