This week we put up the highlights from last week's AME Info Digital Marketing conference, with interviews with some of the key speakers and a rundown of where industry insiders see digital and online campaigns going in 2009 and how the change in advertising finance priorities is affecting the market.
With everyone keeping an eye on the UAE's real estate sector, we conducted video interviews with Better Homes' Ryan Mahoney and ETA Star's Abid Junaid asking how the market was coping and when it would begin to turnaround. Wednesday also saw a panel discussion with industry analysts, one prediction from which was that liquidity would return to the Dubai property sector when prices became more affordable to the average resident.
On a wider level, Darren Ashley from consultancy firm Candour, examines when investors should think about returning to the region's stock markets. And we examine Saudi Arabia's plans to increase its economic diversification away from the energy sector by investing in its tourism market.
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