Queen Rania of Jordan continues her quest to connect and encourage dialogue amongst the internet community by interfacing on the Twitter website this week. As she disseminates the stereotypes on her YouTube channel, she steers the conversation on Twitter to focus on the Global Campaign for Education with the desire “to get every child an education.”
Photo: Petra
Saturday, May 9, 2009
Queen Rania Joins Twitter Ranks
Written by Ana Maria Ruhl
Labels: education, Internet, Jordan, Pope Benedict XVI, Queen Rania, Stereotypes, Twitter, website, YouTube
Friday, February 13, 2009
Queen Elizabeth II Introduces Third Version of Her Official Website
The British Monarchy official website received special attention from the Queen when she introduced the third version of her internet address at a reception in Buckingham Palace on Thursday. She held the re-launch in the Blue Drawing Room with distinguished guest Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web, opening the ceremony.
Below is The Royal Channel's YouTube video of "The relaunch of www.royal.gov.uk."
The British Monarchy press release on the re-launch of the Queen’s official website can be read here.
The Royalist article, “So That's Where You'll All Be!” can be read here.
Photo: REUTERS
Written by Ana Maria Ruhl
Labels: British Monarchy, Buckingham Palace, Internet, Queen Elizabeth II, website, World Wide Web
