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Blog Name: Kamangir
Url: http://www.kamangir.net
Language: English
Topics: iran
Description: Blog by the Iranian student living in Canada, Arash Abadpour, about Iranian society and politics.
Popularity: 14 Followers

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Links for 2009-11-20 [del.icio.us]
Iran – a twitter revolution? | I-M-S Aside from videos, blogging and twittering were other tools used by Iranians inside Iran to get their views out about what was going on during the elections. The Canadian-based Iranian blogger Arash Kamangir questioned whether blogging is only a positive vehicle for change. OR318 Wins a ThinkSocial Award! » The March 18 Movement We are happy to share the with you the news that The March 18 Movement (OR318), won a 2009 ThinkSocial Award for “demonstrating truly innova
Blog.Persian, The Empty Half – My Presentation at CPH:DOX
I am in Copenhagen, Denmark, for the CPH:DOX, Copenhagen International Documentary Film Festival. My friend Omid Habibinia and I just had a seminar on the role of the new media in post-election events in Iran (The Revolution will be twittered – IRAN and the Internet). Omid discussed the process of transferring some of the videos, which later became popular on the Internet, out of Iran. I asserted that I am a fan of blogging but I want to take t
And again, hopefully!
It is official: this blog had been abandoned for the past many months, but things will not stay that way. I promise. For the record, I will be in CPH:DOX next week. That’s all for now.
Links for 2009-10-16 [del.icio.us]
Faster, Please! » The Blog That Shut the Bazaar in Tehran My last blog seems to have attracted an incredible amount of attention, and, as often happens, I have been given more credit than is absolutely necessary. I printed an email from an Iranian I consider a very good source, to the effect that Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei had been taken to the hospital, and was in a coma. I pointed out that it was easy to be wrong on such stories, and that in fact I had wrongly believed that Khamenei had died a couple of years ago. But I thought the source was good and I passed on
Links for 2009-10-11 [del.icio.us]
Behnoud Shojaee was executed Despite enormous objections around the world, "Behnoud Shojaee was executed early this morning in Tehran’s Evin prison.

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