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mohammed saud alsaqri

Monday , 5 December 2016

After my decision and new media concepts for some means and mechanism of administration and use, in many ways, as the media is the platform through which can individual or institution put his ideas and orientations, according to his desire and in his own time, according to certain methodology and specific laws by the authorities or change State institutions involved in this, from what I've learned the most from the decision:

( 21 . 11 . 2016 ) 

the concept of cyber crimes  developed  with the emergence of social networking sites that have had the impact of the emergence of many crimes that differ in content and ideas, and possible division of the electronic crimes to several types including:

1. extortion:  defined as the use of modern technology for material gain or moral coercion of a person or persons or institutions and have the piece of coercion by threatening to expose the secret of the blackmailer. And multiple causes and motives of extortion-mail to the offender, but most notably: the lack of religious faith and the moral, the proliferation and diversity of programs and the means of social communication and frequent use, busy parents for educating their children the best methods to use modern techniques and lack of parental control of the accounts of their children use in networking sites social, and ignorance of the laws and penalties, and the motive may be love of the experiment, but the greatest reason is to get the money from the victim via blackmail pictures or the secrets of the victim.

2. defamation crimes: Of serious crimes that affect the symptoms and reputation of others and undermine their dignity and undermine confidence among the people in dealings with each other, and deepen the social wounds and feed hatred and hatred among members of society. Imaging is not conclusive evidence of proven accusation; it enters fabrication and modification.

3. cyber terrorism: Is the use of digital technologies to intimidate and subdue others. Or is doing to attack information systems against the backdrop of a political, racial or religious motives

Turn a number of world leaders to use social media especially in Twitter for several reasons, namely: increasing popular and interact with people directly without any turning points of each other, also allows the president to know the prevailing thought in the community.

1. Barack Obama 

The US president embraced technology and social media early on in his 2008 election campaign. So it may surprise you to know that he never sent a single tweet himself until June 2011. He's now followed by more than 210 word leaders, although Obama follows just two himself — Norway's Erna Solberg and Russian Prime Minister Dimitry Medvedev. His most popular tweet was sent out after he won re-election in November 2012, and was the most retweeted tweet of all time until Ellen DeGeneres' Oscars selfie stole his glory.

2. Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono 

Indonesia's president has seen his popularity explode since sending out his first tweet above, which is also his most retweeted. Yudhoyono, who signs his personal tweets with his initials SBY, sends out an average of seven tweets a day but rarely mentions or replies to his followers. He also doesn't currently follow any other world leader. Indonesia has the fourth largest population in the world. It also has more Twitter users than most other places in the world.

3. Abdullah Gul 

Turkey's leadership has long used Twitter to make political statements in Turkish, English and Arabic. But on March 20, 2014, the Turkish Telecommunications Authority blocked Twitter ahead of local elections. That day was also the social network's eighth anniversary. Gul opposed the ban on his personal Twitter account and managed to get around it, tweeting "A total shutdown of social media platforms cannot be approved" on March 21. His most popular tweet, when translated, reads "One is really amazed how far we have come."

4. Recep Tayyip Erdogan

Turkey's prime minister has taken a far different stance on social media than Gul, calling Twitter a "menace to society" in his public remarks about the Taksim Square protests in 2013. He was Turkey's first leader to join the social network in 2009, but has since vowed to get rid of it. Most of his tweets are political statements, as is his most popular tweet, which concerns Syrian President Bashar al Assad.

5. Rania Al Abdullah 

Describing herself as a "mum and a wife with a really cool day job," Jordan's Queen Rania began tweeting during the visit of former Pope Benedict XVI to Jordan in May 2009. She mixes her personal and political lives, tweeting out photos of her family while also advocating for issues like education, health and community empowerment.

6. Dimitri Medvedev 

Dubbed "iPhonechik" for his use of social media, Russia's prime minister hasn't tweeted much since he took office. He's only mentioned three other users and replied once to President Barack Obama since May 2012. His most popular tweet is a strange one, responding to rumors that his cat had disappeared. "As for the cat. From sources close to #Dorothy, it has become known that he was never lost. Thank you all for your concern!"

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by mohammed alsaqri

Sun : Nov 6 , 2016

general information

Steve Harvey is a media conglomerate personified in a man whose career began doing  stand-up comedy in the mid-1980s. His career has continued to flourish, becoming a top-rated radio host, fashion entrepreneur, best-selling author, popular game show host on Family Feud, and 2013 People’s Choice Award winner as “Favorite New Talk Show Host” for his new daytime show Steve Harvey. Harvey just recently renewed deals in January 2013 for his daytime show and radio show.

account information

Steve Harvey is an American comedian, television host, producer, radio personality, actor,

and author. His account in twitter is @IAMSteveHarvey. He has more than 3.4m followers and he is follwing about 1.068 accounts.

His account in twitter has about 54k tweets. Most of his tweets and retweets related to his work and his show. In the pinned tweet, he wrote a nice sentence: " I start each morning thanking God for all of the blessings that he's given me and thanking him in advance for blessings yet to come".

From October 11 to October 25, he tweeted more than 130 tweets. He retweeted a lot of tweets that talk about his show or about his program in the radio.

There are also some tweets in which Harvey gives some great advice. For example, in October 13, he tweeted: " Don't let negative people, naysayers ruin your outlook. Stay focused on being positive, and that attitude will keep you going".

From his account in twitter, it is obvious that he has a great influence on his followers. A lot of people give their opinion about his work.

Most Tweets comedian Steve Harvey in the field due to his style followed in most of its programs and to promote his program and his meetings, as he lacked the sports inclinations with respect to rugby

use of hashtags :

he use hashtags usually especially the hashtags that promote his program topics and places .

use of links :

Links is not used directly, it is used by retweets and promotion through the accounts of people

use of pictures and videos :  

، Puts images related to the program and the personal pictures next to guests

and puts the videos of some of his programs .

Influence in networking sites :

From my point of view that Steve Harvey, the Influence is limited to social networking sites, despite the large number of followers , regardless of Influence in programs on television .

use  of mention :

he use mention to refer to his guests .

38 tweet

54 retweets

23 quote tweet

31 Oct 2016 By :  mohammed saud alsaqri

Oman participated to achieve MDG goals which are: Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger; achieve universal primary education; promote gender equality and empower women; reduce child mortality; improve maternal health; combat HIV/Aids, malaria and other diseases; ensure environmental sustainability; and develop a global partnership for development .

“With only five years left for the 2015 deadline to achieve the MDG targets, the sultanate is making steady progress in most of the eight time-bound goals and the various arms of the government are implementing several programmes to accelerate the development progress in areas where more focus is needed,” as the Unicef representative in Oman told the news .

MDG 1:  to Eradicate Extreme Poverty and Hunger, is not totally relevant to the Omani context, the target underweight prevalence of Children Under-Five is 17.9 per cent in Oman, which is considered high, given the sultanate’s high level of development .

also The Health Ministry, meanwhile, has developed a strategy to tackle infant and child nutrition and drawn up Food Based Dietary Guidelines for both children and adults. In the area of universal primary education, the sultanate has accomplished a high level of enrolment of boys and girls at the primary school level

“Thus both MDG 2 ، MDG 3 are on track at a national level as a lot of emphasis is given to quality education and early childhood education through collaboration between the Ministry of Education and Unicef ”

MDG 4 In the case of reducing child mortality, progress in Oman has been significant — the Under-Five Mortality Rate has dropped from 31 per 1000 live births in 1990 to 12 in 2009, while the immunisation rates stand at 99 per cent over the past five years.

MDG 5 The proportion of births attended by a skilled attendant is 99 per cent and the antenatal care coverage stands at 100 per cent.

MDG 6 In tackling HIV/AIDS, the authorities have claimed progress with the number of reported cases falling to 116 in 2009 from 145 in 1990. “Focusing efforts on the education of young people on HIV/AIDS,” the Unicef official said, “has been the primary focus for Unicef through interventions like the Facts for Life, Life Skills Manual and the peer education initiative.”