Iranian Government Bans Gmail (Update)

I'm pretty sure I just finished posting a blog entry on Iran war attack on Twitter. I even included a really nice picture I think. ;) 

Apparently, I'm a little behind the times (about a few hours anyway). In the world of "Real time" information, a few hours is a very long time. So I feel that I MUST correct a previous entry, or at least update it. Here's the latest juicy.

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Iranian Government Bans Gmail

An article written by one of my favorite micro-bloggers and online journalists:
Christina Warren
AKA: @film_girl

As the Iranian authorities attempt to stifle tomorrow’s protests surrounding the anniversary of the Iranian revolution, they are going one step further: Iran is permanently suspending access to Google’s Gmail.

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Iran's cyber-war on Twitter

Iran's cyber-war on Twitter
Anybody that knows me, is aware that I spend quite a bit of time of Twitter. I really like to tweet or update my audience
with the latest news, topics and trends. Here is one that I'm recently sharing. Pretty interesting.
It's a testimonial to the power of social-media.

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Twitter was one of the ways protesters shared information with the outside world








Thursday 11 February 2010 is the 31st anniversary of Iran's Islamic revolution and it already looks as though it is going to be a major day of protests.

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