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Kapitel: Salam Pax, Henryk M. Broder, Stefan Rahmstorf, Beppe Grillo, Yoani Sánchez, Albrecht Müller, Andrew Sullivan, Markus Beckedahl, Arianna Huffington, Udo Vetter, William Connolley, Saaphyri Windsor, Meghan Mccain, Airen, Sascha Lobo, Stefan Niggemeier, Perez Hilton, Michael E. Mann, Johnny Haeusler, Peter Glaser, Stephen Mcintyre, Rustem Rinatowitsch Adagamow, Florian Strankowski, Dirk Maxeiner, Marc Cooper, Ibrahim Evsan, Claudia Cadelo, Lukas Heinser, Julie Powell, Ska Keller, Jens Weinreich, Wolfgang Cramer, Diablo Cody, Zeng Jinyan, Wolfgang Lieb, Alex Ross, Daniel Mouratidis, Gavin Schmidt, Henrik Alexandersson, Wu Hao. Aus Wikipedia. Nicht dargestellt. Auszug: Salam Pax (aka Salam al-Janabi, Arabic: ‎) is a pseudonymous blogger from Iraq whose site "Where is Raed?" received notable media attention during (and after) the 2003 invasion of Iraq. The pseudonym consists of the word "peace" in Arabic (Salam) and Latin (Pax). His blog was one of the first examples of that an individual's blog can have a wide audience and impact. In his blog, Salam discusses the war, his friends, disappearances of people under the government of Saddam Hussein, and his work as a translator for journalist Peter Maass. Pax's site is titled after Pax's friend Raed Jarrar, who was working on his master's degree in Jordan: he didn't respond promptly to email, and so Pax set up the weblog for him to read. In May 2003, The Guardian newspaper tracked the man down and printed a story indicating that he did indeed live in Iraq, with the given name Salam, and was a 29-year-old architect. Pax continued to post updates to the site even after it was temporarily blocked in Iraq. During the war, he gave accounts of bombings and other attacks from his suburb of Baghdad until his Internet access (and the electrical grid) was interrupted. Pax remained offline for weeks, writing entries on paper to type later. Later entries discuss the chaotic postwar.

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Kapitel: Salam Pax, Henryk M. Broder, Stefan Rahmstorf, Beppe Grillo, Yoani Sánchez, Albrecht Müller, Andrew Sullivan, Markus Beckedahl, Arianna Huffington, Udo Vetter, William Connolley, Saaphyri Windsor, Meghan Mccain, Airen, Sascha Lobo, Stefan Niggemeier, Perez Hilton, Michael E. Mann, Johnny Haeusler, Peter Glaser, Stephen Mcintyre, Rustem Rinatowitsch Adagamow, Florian Strankowski, Dirk Maxeiner, Marc Cooper, Ibrahim Evsan, Claudia Cadelo, Lukas Heinser, Julie Powell, Ska Keller, Jens Weinreich, Wolfgang Cramer, Diablo Cody, Zeng Jinyan, Wolfgang Lieb, Alex Ross, Daniel Mouratidis, Gavin Schmidt, Henrik Alexandersson, Wu Hao. Aus Wikipedia. Nicht dargestellt. Auszug: Salam Pax (aka Salam al-Janabi, Arabic: ‎) is a pseudonymous blogger from Iraq whose site "Where is Raed?" received notable media attention during (and after) the 2003 invasion of Iraq. The pseudonym consists of the word "peace" in Arabic (Salam) and Latin (Pax). His blog was one of the first examples of that an individual's blog can have a wide audience and impact. In his blog, Salam discusses the war, his friends, disappearances of people under the government of Saddam Hussein, and his work as a translator for journalist Peter Maass. Pax's site is titled after Pax's friend Raed Jarrar, who was working on his master's degree in Jordan: he didn't respond promptly to email, and so Pax set up the weblog for him to read. In May 2003, The Guardian newspaper tracked the man down and printed a story indicating that he did indeed live in Iraq, with the given name Salam, and was a 29-year-old architect. Pax continued to post updates to the site even after it was temporarily blocked in Iraq. During the war, he gave accounts of bombings and other attacks from his suburb of Baghdad until his Internet access (and the electrical grid) was interrupted. Pax remained offline for weeks, writing entries on paper to type later. Later entries discuss the chaotic postwar.

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Paperback. Dieser Inhalt ist eine Zusammensetzung von Artikeln aus der frei verf gbaren Wikipedia-Enzyklop die. Seiten: 63. Nicht dargestellt. Kapitel: Salam Pax, Henryk M. Brod.Shipping may be from our UK, US or Australian warehouse depending on stock availability. This item is printed on demand. 64 pages. 0.236.

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