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Taban Khajehnassiri

Taban Khajehnassiri

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I will send out my tweets in Persian at my @tabankn account on twitter.
June 26 from Twitter - Comment - Share
After #IranElection you surely know that we Iranians have difficulties to have access to some internet sites such as twitter, facebook etc
June 24 from Twitter - Comment - Share
@PersicusMaximus Thanks for following me.
June 24 from Twitter - Comment - Share
@FozooleMahaleh Thanks for following me.
May 29 from Twitter - Comment - Share
Unfortunately, I believe that's the WAVE working atop in 'the World Wide Whirlpool' perhaps instead of WISDOM with a deep look.
May 28 from Twitter - Comment - Share
Bans lifted for social networks - http://www.webfaqt.com/engblog...
May 26 from The World Wide Whirlpool - Comment - Share
Iran bans Twitter.com - http://www.webfaqt.com/engblog...
May 25 from The World Wide Whirlpool - Comment - Share
You may also follow my tweets about journalism and Iran's election at @webfaqt
May 25 from Twitter - Comment - Share
@tweetearnss Thanks for following me.
May 25 from Twitter - Comment - Share
You may also follow my theets about journalism and Iran's election at @webfaqt
May 25 from Twitter - Comment - Share
@hadithnegar thanks for following.
May 24 from Twitter - Comment - Share
@itari_itari Danke schön für dein message
May 17 from Twitter - Comment - Share
'Media Literacy' is the answer. Ask questions, read and think more and more. Research first and learn what's behind the scene.
May 17 from Twitter - Comment - Share
The web is full of text, audio and video content, websites, web pages and blog posts, wikis, tweets etc How can you find the right way?
May 17 from Twitter - Comment - Share
Learn more and equip yourself with skills, the whirlpool is so active and even sometimes dangerous in or out there.
May 17 from Twitter - Comment - Share
To survive in the World Wide Whirlpool, you need to pay attention to these changes: new technologies, new know-hows, new concepts, services
May 17 from Twitter - Comment - Share
In the World Wide Whirlpool, new technologies are changing the way we live, observe and even learn about anything in the surrounding world.
May 17 from Twitter - Comment - Share
Something must be behind this content production. Finding or learning about that reason, I think, is Media Literacy.
May 17 from Twitter - Comment - Share
Like a small bird on a tree, tweeting, here and there: Hey people! in the World Wide Whirlpool, I'm here now, I'm thinking or acting this..
May 17 from Twitter - Comment - Share
Media Literacy is about this pertinent question: What's behind these media productions? Why should I write blog posts or tweet my thoughts?
May 17 from Twitter - Comment - Share
Why? To inform? Or to market? To find prospects? Or to build connections and relations? To support? What's behind these media productions?
May 17 from Twitter - Comment - Share
Sometimes, large and/or small companies with large amount of money or motives are behind these contents distributed in the digital world.
May 17 from Twitter - Comment - Share
In the World Wide Whirlpool, take for instance the large number of digital media we are surrounded with, blogs, wikis even tweets and etc.
May 17 from Twitter - Comment - Share
Media Literacy is all about learning. It's all a learning process, so we have to ask what's there, and what's not there in the media and why
May 17 from Twitter - Comment - Share
Media Literacy is an ability to know, to know something you have to learn, to learn you should ask. Media Literacy is about asking questions
May 17 from Twitter - Comment - Share
To survive in the World Wide Whirlpool, we need to equip ourselves with Media Literacy. Today, I would like to think and tweet on this ..
May 17 from Twitter - Comment - Share
@casino_tester Hallo Wolfgang, vielen Dank für das Followen. Hab dich auch gerade bei mir hinzugefügt.
May 17 from Twitter - Comment - Share
@casino_tester Danke schön für dein message und following, Wolfgang!
May 17 from Twitter - Comment - Share
Azerbaijan's Aysel and Arash (Labaf) came third with Always.
May 17 from Twitter - Comment - Share
Last night, I thought the song 'Always' by Aysel and Arash represented Azerbaijan in the contest would surely win at the end but it didn't.
May 17 from Twitter - Comment - Share
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