Congratulations to Toot Corp for gracing the cover of Pulp Magazine. Ahmad Humeid gives a great interview about what the company is up to in the digital world these days, getting a chance to introduce their latest venture: watwet. Ikbis, another Toot production, is celebrating its second year on the Internet, and what a year it has been! The Pulp issue is actually a pretty damn good one if you’re into the Internet and techie scene (which I assume you are if you’re reading this right now). It’s packed with everything Internet-related and in a Jordanian context, giving the biggest hat tip to Jordanian bloggers that a local magazine has ever done. Roba, a Toot member and a blogger unto herself, also gives an interview in there, which I found particularly funny because she used the word “a**hole” and got a way with it. Galler, the chocolatier that’s related to Hal who rambles on about it all the time, is also featured, given the fact that it has both delicious chocolate and free wireless. What more could a blogger ask for?
You can read Ahmad’s piece here and Roba’s here, but I recommend getting issue fresh off the stands.
I really feel proud for the success of any Jordanian company.
GALLER IS MENTIONED TOO!?!?!??!
DUDE. Cool. Will buy.
Yo. Do I really ‘ramble on about it all the time’??? Hee Hee. My dad pays me, you see. 😀
Arartany: me too
Hal: lol well I say “ramble”, you say “shamelessly promote…tomatoe tomato 😀
Since you are so humble (which is a great & rare quality) I will mention that you, too, have a very nice piece within that issue section. Congrats to ALL featured bloggers, it was very well done!
Kinzi: lol @ being huimble…nah, i just forgot to mention myself 😀
I picked up the issue the other day, and just felt so proud and excited 🙂 it’s a pretty good one. I must say, Pulp does surprise me from time to time 🙂
I really enjoyed your article in it Nas..
Lina: lol i figured this issue would surprise especially you 😀
glad you enjoyed the piece, even thought I thought it was pretty mediocre. wish i had more time though.