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17: 89:, Kharabeesh has now grown to become an open space where illustrators, animators, designers work collaboratively. A profile of Kharabeesh and Attili in the magazine Jordan Business writes that "Attili brought together his college buddies, who were all struggling to manage their own slew of start-ups in the web industry, and decided to form Kharabeesh." 109:, the popularity of their political videos during the wave of revolutions in Tunisia, Egypt, and elsewhere in the Arab world pushed the company to a new level of recognition. The popularity of the political cartoons in particular was such that a Tunisian television channel volunteered to translate a video about the flight of deposed Tunisian President 126:
its work is generated in-house and involves testing the success of ideas in order to determine if potential buyers are interested. According to Attili, creation and execution come before business and funding, saying that the company values “new, funny and edgy mini-cartoon shows designed specifically for the wed audience.”
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When it was initially launched, Kharabeesh, and in order to create a sustainable group of companies to be able to serve each other and form a new concept of partnership in the Arab world, each partner merged their own start-ups in the tech and web fields to create a mother company called Think Arabia
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Kharabeesh was originally co-founded by Jordanian blogger Wael Attili, Mohammad Asfour and Wafa Nabulsi, in 2005. Their aim was to produce satirical animated videos and distribute them solely through new media platforms such as Facebook, YouTube and Twitter. Attili traces the genesis of the idea for
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Attili maintains that Kharabeesh was built out of the idea that “a new creative industry was emerging in the Arab world," and that secret of Kharabeesh's success lies in its emphasis on creativity rather than profit. Although the company sometimes takes individual commissions from clients, most of
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The founders of Kharabeesh originally decided to orient their content along political themes that are salient for most Arabs, as opposed to cultural and social issues that are distinct to each individual country. The Kharabeesh founders also felt that the internet and online media were the ideal
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Currently Kharabeesh CEO, Attili has said that the Kharabeesh script-writing and animation team draws “inspiration from our personal, everyday experiences ... using them to power our sketches and cartoons … That’s what makes them so appealing to people.” Attili is one of Jordan's longest-active
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with other two partners, Firas Otaibi and Shaher Otaibi. In doing so, Kharabeesh was able to outsource its web and graphic design services to the sister companies in order that each company would in turn assist the others' financial viability.
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Kharabeesh to 2005-2006, when the founders felt that there was “a lack and a need for Arabic content” in the world of social media and online videos. Initially operating out of a small office in
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platforms on which to tackle these issues, offering more freedom of expression than was available in traditional print media, in which the "ceiling of freedom" is much lower.
387: 299: 257: 60:. "Karabeesh" means "scribbles" in Arabic. The political cartoons produced by Kharabeesh have received international attention during and after the 176:
of the series, Mubarak addresses an angry mob, ignoring their chants demanding that he step down. A week later, Kharabeesh launched the
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of the series, which as of April 8, 2012 has over 1,800,000 views on YouTube, Housni Mubarak addresses the Egyptian people in
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Between January 30, 2011 and February 1, 2011, Kharabeesh released two animated shorts depicting then Egyptian President
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of the series, which shows Mubarak receiving phone calls of congratulations from his counterparts abroad.
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addressing the Egyptian people following the ousting of Tunisian President
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in 2011, the company's market value is between 7 and 8 million dollars.
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Kharabeesh has also produced videos satirizing Syrian President
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Kharabeesh is part of the Think Arabia media group.
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Arabic
[xaraːbiːʃ]
Jordan
Arabic
Arab world
Housni Mubarak
Muammar Gaddafi
Arab Spring
Jabal Amman
Amman
Arab Spring
Ben Ali
JibJab
"KharabeeshWorkshop" channel on YouTube
Hosni Mubarak
Ben Ali
first animated video
Egyptian Colloquial Arabic
Modern Standard Arabic
second video
third and final video
Bashar al-Assad
Supreme Council of the Armed Forces
Angry Birds
Muammar Gaddafi
Saudi
Al Arabiya
"خرابيش تي في"
the original

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