Iran chokes off Internet on eve of student rallies
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HonestDictator
Lol they always want to blame outside influence and "wester powers", when it still hasn't occured to them that Iranians that went to other countries to live may be the ones sending the "outside influence". This won't change anything, I'm pretty sure the protesters are just as many as they've been before.
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adaydream
Stop the flow of information may block some, but not all. As soon as this starts then the protesters go outside the internet. They've got phones, couriers and just talk locally. You know there were protest before the internet. Iran is trying to stop the flow of information, but it's in vain. < :-)
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skipthesong
control of the internet is becoming a household call lately, not just in Iran. congrads guys!
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