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Asha shares how freelancers can work with her, plus her advice to budding media entrepreneurs
Asha Sherwood started Abu Dhabi Review with a phone, a few Instagram followers, and a frustration that nobody was properly covering the UAE’s cap...
From the Gulf to Lebanon through Egypt and globally, here are the gigs worth knowing about this week
Hello dear readers, I hope you’ve had a good week so far, and if not, you’re one day away from Friday and a well‑earned breather ;).
We all know the LLMs make stuff up - but how do you stop them? An Instagram carousel apparently has the answer. Pic from Unsplash+
It was all go this weekend: I manned the House of Habanero store on Saturday in Alserkal Avenue, then ran a...
A jam-packed round-up with a solid amount of Middle East opportunities, plus plenty of remote global gigs
Hi again! Somehow it’s already June, and this week’s roundup is a big one. It’s a Middle East-leaning list with a handful of interest...
The editor of Etihad Airways' in-flight magazine shares what he looks for in freelance pitches
Etihad Airways has one of the last few printed in-flight magazines left in the world, and its editor, Paul Henderson, is actively commissioning...
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