Uploaded December 2011 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Iranian government and the Internet
In the wake of the 2009 Iranian presidential election,many people had hope of the so called "Twitter Revolution". They thought that somehow the internet could fuel political change in Iran However, since then, Iran has been using the internet in a much more sophisticated way, ranging from its own Twitter accounts stepping up filtration efforts. In the talk, Cyrus Farivar will look back at the origins of the Iranian internet and explore its evolution over the last 20 years.
Find Cyrus Farivar:
on youtube: youtube.com/cfarivar
on twitter: twitter.com/cfarivar
on facebook: facebook.com/pages/Cyrus-Farivar/12005322740
his website: theinternetofelsewhere.com
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Our Anonymous Hamburg Cell Blog can be found here hamburger-anon.blogspot.com Our local german Anoynmous Board can be found at forums.anonamegame.com You can Participate any way you want. You are Welcome.
The Iranian government and the Internet
In the wake of the 2009 Iranian presidential election,many people had hope of the so called "Twitter Revolution". They thought that somehow the internet could fuel political change in Iran However, since then, Iran has been using the internet in a much more sophisticated way, ranging from its own Twitter accounts stepping up filtration efforts. In the talk, Cyrus Farivar will look back at the origins of the Iranian internet and explore its evolution over the last 20 years.
Find Cyrus Farivar:
on youtube: youtube.com/cfarivar
on twitter: twitter.com/cfarivar
on facebook: facebook.com/pages/Cyrus-Farivar/12005322740
his website: theinternetofelsewhere.com
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Find us Anonymous Hamburg:
Our Anonymous Hamburg Cell Blog can be found here hamburger-anon.blogspot.com Our local german Anoynmous Board can be found at forums.anonamegame.com You can Participate any way you want. You are Welcome.
