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Charges of new 'Net censorship in Iran

Xeni Jardin at 8:37 am Tue, Dec 9, 2003

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Persian blogger hoder tells BoingBoing:
Net censorship in Iran has been intensified lately by the government, using expensive filtering software that they've just bought. There are also reports that the TCI (Telecommunication Company of Iran) has blocked Google Cache to stop people accessing the filtered websites. At the same time, Iran has sent a big delegate to the World Summit on information Societies in Geneva.
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