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Cyber Persia

The most misrepresented and misunderstood country of the world.

by Reza Hashemi, Iran


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Facebook says no to banning Iran

Apr 25, 2009 22:08

"We have allowed, and plan to continue to allow, users to set up accounts from embargoed countries and communicate, as long as they are not engaging in commercial activities on the site," explains Facebook spokeman Barry Schnitt.
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Norouz Pirouz! Happy Nowruz!

Mar 24, 2009 04:20

Saturday, March 21, was Norouz. Norouz, which means a new day or day of renewal and rebirth in Persian, marks the first day of Spring and the Persian new year in the Iranian calendar. So let's wish everyone a very happy Norouz and New Year!
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3G mobile services coming to Iran

Feb 6, 2009 08:04

By the end of 2009, a 3G mobile service provider should have made an appearance in the Iran market. Emirates Telecommunications Corp. (Etisalat) has apparently won a tender for Iran's mobile operator license. Etisalat will be Iran's third mobile license holder.
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Chistmas traveling without a laptop

Dec 26, 2008 05:04

I wish you and your loved ones a happy and relaxing holiday season and Merry Christmas! Christmas is a time for family, spending time with the loved ones and putting family first. So, are you going to carry that laptop with yourself everywhere you go? Read more »



 

Web-surfing zombies

Nov 1, 2008 11:38

In my previous post titled "The change we need", I inspected some restrictions enforced by industrial countries like the US on a typical Internet user in Iran. Now, I'm going to let you know the other side of the story.
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About Reza Hashemi

Reza Hashemi is a Web entrepreneur.He has an engineering degree in computer hardware and a Master in computer systems and networks architecture. He has experienced a condensed history of computers, operating systems and dot com generations. In his younger days, he mastered the art of playing computer games and programming for Commodore 64 then IBM 370 mainframes with card readers in university and hooked up to the Internet via a 19.6Kbps shared connection in 1993. He is also a university instructor, IT consultant and founder/CEO/board member of a couple of e-businesses since Y2K.

 

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MaryamTalakoob: Addendum: After much rethinking, I believe the following may explain why FB has chosen to adopt section 4.3 in ... more »
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montbkk: Iran, Cuba, North Korea....I have no embargo on them or any other place where humans are found! more »
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