Earlier today, Newsweek magazine published an article about Ikbis, the first Arab video and photo sharing site. Not bad, huh?
A cool start of 2007 for the TootCorp team. A big thanks to all the users of Ikbis and all our friends around the blogosphere who supported and mentioned us. The team at TootCorp is hard at work on some new cool features. So stay tuned 
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17 responses to “Newsweek: Ikbis is the YouTube of the Arab world”
congratulations, that was amazing
go go 
Salam,
Great news, proud of your ideas. Keep it up. Mabrook.
Peace
you know.. I’m a loyal ikbis user
That is great news. I am proud of you, toot guys.
Keep up the good work
Mabruuk…may you soon make some profits to remunerate your vast investment of time and creativity. I’m proud of you all too!
Is there anyway to make it go faster, I’ve yet to watch Ikbis as it takes so darn long, and I only have snippets of time on screen. (Believe it or not!)
hip hip horray
Wonderful
Really well done guys … I am so proud of you
Know for sure that you have all my support
Hey! Where’s that iPod competition gone? It’s okay, we’ll ignore that if u give away iPhones instead
You’re on the roll dude. Good creative work pays off. YOU ROCK!
I’m very proud of you Ahmad, great work my friend. I have a feeling that Ikbis will make it to the top. Keep going……Good luck and thank you.
Thanks everyone for the super-kind words.. I truly hope we can live up to your expectations and continue innovating!
Stay tuned
Ah yes.. The iPod competion. It will start soon. Sorry about the confusion over that. It was not supposed to be announced when we launched.
We really look forward to receiving some super photos and video created by the users. Creativity is key.
most popular videos are of girls dancing
what’s makes it so arabic?
This is good news. Keep up the good work. You are giving good quality to the Arab websphere. Keep it rolling…
Mariam..
Are you saying that Arabs don’t dance? Or that Arabs don’t like dancing?
im saying that arabs dont dance in public, like that, without being called names! would u allow your sister, or daughter or mom to be “called names”? i know how arab guys think: hey let her dance, let us all dance, and when they go home: did u see that b****! give me a break!
More competition are on the way for ikbis