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Launched in 2007 as a “citizen media platform”, 7iber<\/a> became in 2009 a registered LLC (Limited Liability Company) in Jordan and grew into both a media organization and an online magazine. Over the years, 7iber received grants and funding from the European Endowment for Democracy (EED)<\/a>, The Netherlands Embassy in Amman<\/a>, International Media Support (IMS),<\/a> the Swiss Embassy in Amman<\/a>, Hivos<\/a>, the Open Society Foundation<\/a>, Heinrich Boell Foundation<\/a>, the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA)<\/a>, InterNews<\/a>, and the Arab Partnership Participation Fund<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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7iber<\/a> advocates for “an open society that upholds values of accountability, rule of law, human rights, and pluralism, through in-depth multimedia journalism, critical analysis and public conversation.” To do so, they produce and publish original articles, provide a platform for public debate, organize talks, conduct “research on Internet governance and digital rights”, and offer training opportunities “on various aspects of online media.”<\/em><\/p>Excerpt from the “About<\/a>” page, December 13, 2012.<\/cite><\/blockquote>\n\n\n\n

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Content on 7iber<\/a> can be discovered via the categories listed below:<\/p>\n