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Dec 19, 2011 Region
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Call for Photos: Become a Contributing Photographer at Jadaliyya

By : Jadaliyya Co-Editors

Jadaliyya needs captivating photographs of the Arab world.

As a primarily volunteer ezine, Jadaliyya depends on the solidarity and generosity of friends and supporters.

We need your help now!

Tens of thousands of unique viewers a month will see your work if you choose to let us display your photos under a Creative Commons license. Your name and bio will appear on the Contributors Page with a link to your website or photo feed. Whenever a photo of yours is used it will be credited to you, with your name linked to your profile on the Contributors Page. Occasionally, we may ask to use especially compelling photos in a featured photo essay.

We agree to never share your photos with third parties, and to ask for permission for any usage beyond the Jadaliyya website. You always retain copyright.

Send medium resolution photos (no larger than 500px on one side) to photos@jadaliyya.com with the information on how you would like to be credited (your full name and a web address).

You must also include caption information with photos: who, what, when, and where.

We are looking for all sorts of photos of the Arab world, such as:

  • Elections, campaigning
  • Daily life
  • Work, workers, workplaces
  • Social issues
  • Activism, protests, organizing
  • Urban and rural landscapes
  • Portraits
  • News
  • Art, artists, authors
  • Architecture
  • Environmental issues


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R-Shief Opens Its Databases of Twitter #Occupy Tags and Analytics In A Collective 3-Day Effort to #Occupydata

LOS ANGELES, October 26, 2011- 3 Days, 30 Twitter hashtags, and countless ways to understand the occupy movement. From 09 December 2011 to 11 December 2011, R-Shief, a lab that collects and analyzes Middle East content from the Internet, will hold its first hackathon with satellite locations throughout the world. The aim of this event is to give activists data collected from Twitter, as well as R-Shief’s machine learning analytics, in a collective effort to offer a public and shared repository for data and visualizations about the Occupy Movements.

In solidarity with protestors around the world, #OccupyData is meant to serve as an intervention by offering experts and activists means to work together and think critically about the movement, its messages, and goals. Register and receive open access to export four CSV files for each hashtag -- (1) stats by day, (2) stats by hour (3) stats by minute and the (4) raw data itself. (These files are automatically updated hourly). We encourage all participants to post links or images of the work that comes out of this to R-Shief’s blog رشيف | Blog or Visualize It section رشيف | Data Visualizations. Reports from this event will also be featured in Jadaliyya.

Register @ R-Shief | #OccupyData

Live graphs @ R-Shief Twitterminer

WHAT: #OccupyData: a hackathon of Twitter #occupy tags 

WHEN: December 9, 2011 to December 11, 2011, 12 a.m. PST.

HOSTED BY: R-Shief.org

CO-SPONSORS:

  • Jadaliyya e-zine
  • USC`s Institute for Multimedia and Literacy
  • USC’s Interdivisional Media Arts and Practice Ph.D. Program

STEERING COMMITTEE: Micha Cardenas, Sasha Costanza-Chock, Jeremy Douglass, Maria Garrido, A. J. Patrick Liszkiewicz, VJ Um Amel, and Jillian C. York 

CONTACT:

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