Officially this is mainstream media I guess, but actually it's useful collection of up to date twitter messages from Egypt itself. Alternatively, you can follow people on twitter (if you're signed up)

 http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/blog/2011/jan/26/egypt-protests?CMP=twt_gu

Alternatively, you can try this website, which is basically automatically collecting some tweets without the analysis from the graun (which isn't really necessary), but also without the human filter (which is quite useful if you only want the important stuff, without the general background chat):

 http://www.tweeterchannels.com/channels/105-Egyptian-Protest

Various live streams are popping up, but they often don't last long - and they are particularly likely to be taken down as protests hot up... so best to get links for these from the above, rather than me posting something here which will no doubt be out of date very soon.


(I do recommend setting up a twitter account tho... really useful for getting news on events like this, think accounts should be easy to keep anonymous... you don't have to actually send messages out yourself...)