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	Iranian blogs - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		As of October 2005, there are estimated to be about 700,000 Iranian blogs, of which about 40,000-110,000 are active, (out of an estimated total of 100 million), mostly written in Persian language, the official language of Iran.
		Blogs by Iranians Directory of weblogs that Iranians write in English language, either from inside or outside Iran.
		A Case Study of Iranian English Language Weblogs, inside and outside of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Iranian_Blogs (810 words)

	THE IRANIAN: Media, BBC Persian Service, Hossein Shahidi
		Many Iranian royalists, as well as many who were against the monarchy and are opposed to Iran's current, Islamic government, have accused the BBC Persian Service of supporting the Islamic Republic.
		Once the Iranian newspapers themselves were placed on the internet, the flow of information was reversed: now Iranians abroad were seeking news about Iran from newspapers inside the country.
		As long as the Iranian state was seen as monolithic, either before or after the Revolution, political control over news coverage would simply force the audience to rely on international suppliers of news.
	www.iranian.com /History/2001/September/BBC (1852 words)

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		setting up of working groups by the mass media of iran and ukraine to explore ways of further cooperation is also envisaged in the mou.
		iranian ambassador to lebanon homayoun ali-zadeh told reporters after his meeting with the lebanese minister of foreign affairs faris bouez, that among issues discussed was promotion of tehran-beirut relations.
		he summed up his talks with iranian officials as "very fruitful" and stated that the senior officials of both the countries are determined to see to the expansion of bilateral relations in the areas of oil, banking, manufacture of machinery and exchange of technology.
	www.salamiran.org /Media/IRNA/970218.html (853 words)

	World Association for Christian Communication
		The experiences of Iranian refugees and immigrants in Germany and Canada suggest that both the availability of support from minority or immigrant 'native' cultures and opportunities to participate in the host culture (as indicated through social networks) are beneficial to the development of personal autonomy and satisfaction (by any number of measures).
		Iranian women's organizations sent speakers to schools and public places to respond and several monographs were written in German by Iranians or German/Iranian teams.6 The book served as a catalyst among both Iranians and others for discussing general attitudes and stereotypes about Iranians.
		Likewise, while Iranians in large urban areas enjoy access to various Iranian media, Naficy (1993) describes not only how difficult it is for minorities to control their own images in the majority media, but also how minority media also chooses to project selective images of a culture.
	www.wacc.org.uk /de/publications/media_development/archive/1998_3/cultural_communication_media_and_iranian_women_refugees_in_germany_and_canada (4542 words)

	When Iranian American Media Shout, Iran Listens (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		But Iranian American media like his are now being called a tool of the same American government, because of the way they are covering the student protests rocking Iran.
		Iranian Americans who mostly fled to the United States after the Islamic Revolution have always been opposed to the government in Tehran.
		But most of the media are family owned and need their readers and viewers to survive.
	www.wbai.org /artman/publish/printer_416.php (910 words)

	North American media help Iran protests grow
		Some experts call it a "media movement" or a "satellite revolution." But whatever the label, one thing is clear: A growing network of Iranian American media outlets -- from television to radio to Web sites -- is helping spark the student-led protests erupting in that Islamic nation.
		Zia Atabay, the founder of National Iranian Television, which is known as NITV and is one of the most popular satellite networks, says Rafsanjani's remarks are proof that NITV and other stations are having an effect.
		It is fueling their calls for change, at a time when the state-controlled media are either ignoring the protests or putting a government spin on them, experts say.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2003/06/20/MN293330.DTL&type=printable (945 words)

	The Greens - Victoria : Media Releases : Iranian delegation arrives for secret refugee deal - (26 May 2003) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Iranian parliamentarians will arrive in Sydney today on a whistlestop tour of the Wheat Board, BHP, Santos, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Austrade and the Group of Eight Universities.
		Reports from Iranian media on the secret trade deal list a substantial wheat deal and provision of 5000 working holiday visas to young Iranians selected by their government to come to Australia.
		Iranian media also report a A$100 million donation to the University of Kish, located within a free trade zone where wealthy Iranians holiday and shop.
	www.vic.greens.org.au /media/releases/030526b.html (380 words)

	Editor: Myself (English): media/journalism Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Iranians are highly-educated, broad-minded and eager to form their own opinions on matters of vital interest.
		Our message is: that we want them to enjoy the benefits of civil nuclear power; that on the nuclear dossier we are concerned only by those fuel activities which would allow the regime to acquire a nuclear bomb; and that we support their aspirations for a freer, more democratic, and prosperous future.
		One sound explanation could be that Iranian media have hugely failed to show a true and realistic picture about the meaning and the consequences of US invasion of Iraq and about the current situation in Iraq, especially in Baghdad.
	hoder.com /weblog/archives/cat_mediajournalism.shtml (2632 words)

	IranianVoice.org - The Iranian Media in 2003
		The print media in Iran are subject to a harsh yet vague press law, and selective enforcement of that law by conservative courts over the past 3 1/2 years has resulted in the closure of approximately 100 publications and the prosecution of dozens of journalists.
		The state monopolizes broadcast media: the news provided by state television and radio is biased and inaccurate and the entertainment available there is not appealing.
		Iranian Journalists Guild director Rajabali Mazrui described this as a positive development, and Muslim Journalists Society chairman Amir Mohebbian said that this would restore journalists' trust, "Aftab-i Yazd" reported on 14 October.
	www.iranianvoice.org /article1342.html (2607 words)

	The Athens NEWS: Twice weekly alternative
		But Iranian American media like him are now being called a tool of the same American government, because of the way they are covering the student protests rocking Iran.
		The other reason Iranian-American media finds an audience back home is that they provide an outlet for the frustrations of many ordinary Iranians.
		When 500 members of Iranian special forces broke into students' dormitories, it was the Iranian-American media that spread the word.
	www.athensnews.com /issue/article.php3?story_id=13313 (866 words)

	Jewish Task Force (JTF.ORG): Iranian Dictator Vows To Destroy America
		Iranian Muslim terrorist dictator publicly threatens "Death to America!" - and is ignored by the media - Although his October 2005 imprecations against Israel were widely reported, Ahmadinejad’s equally virulent calls for America’s annihilation were entirely ignored by the world’s pro-Muslim media.
		CNN’s resident Iranian Muslim fifth columnist, Christiane Amanpour, "reports" on one of Muslim terrorist Iran’s innumerable promises not to build nuclear weapons - Amanpour is a self-admitted journalistic liar who once boasted to a Columbia University audience that she willingly distorts facts for the sake of agenda.
		The lunatic Iranian terrorist mullahs are using this money to build nuclear bombs which they fully intend to share with the myriad of fanatic Islamic terrorist organizations that Teheran openly sponsors.
	www.jtf.org /america/america.iranian.dictator.vows.to.destroy.america.htm (1384 words)

	THE IRANIAN: 1979 revolution, Payman Arabshahi
		Chronology of events leading to the fall of the monarchy selected from the Iranian media on the eve of the anniversary of the Iranian revolution of 1978/79.
		A communique is issued by the Iranian armed forces high command, in which it is stressed that "whoever embarks on threatening or weakening the morale of military personnel, shall be prosecuted according to the law".
		Noureddin Kianouri, first secretary of the Tudeh party, in interview in Budapest, as broadcast on Iranian TV Generals Badrei and Habibollahi, army and navy commanders of the Imperial regime, with support from General Toufanian and agreement of General Huyser, have formed a group to circumvent Bakhtiar and Gharabaghi and initiate a coup.
	www.iranian.com /History/Feb98/Revolution (8138 words)

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		Iranian state censorship on the nuclear program has strengthened in the past two years, ever since the Iranian National Security Council issued a circular banning publication of any news or analysis regarding the nuclear program outside the official media and state news agencies as a threat to national security.
		Iranian state media frequently repeats that the United States and Europe cannot disregard the strategic importance of Iran in the region and that they have certain economic and security interests that bar them from taking harsh action against Tehran.
		The state media also makes the case that the United States and its allies are incapable of launching any military action against Iran, because they are deeply engaged in Iraq and Afghanistan and because of strong Iranian ties with Syria and with Palestinian armed groups such as Hamas and Islamic Jihad.
	www.washingtoninstitute.org /templateC05.php?CID=2442 (2066 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Middle East \| Iran media scorn New Yorker story
		Iranian media commentators are refusing to take seriously a claim in the American news magazine The New Yorker that US special forces are operating in Iran targeting military sites as a prelude to a possible military strike.
		Iranians are due to vote in an election for a new president later this year.
		An Iranian radio commentator believes that the new US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will find it hard to up the ante against Tehran, despite what he described as her "hostile" remarks before the Senate Foreign Policy Committee.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/middle_east/4188801.stm (522 words)

	Omid Memarian
		In a speech during a media festival that was attended by conservative crowds, Culture Minister Saffar Harandi declared that to get a license to start a publication would require the applicants to show that their publication is different from existing ones and is thus unique.
		The Minister expressly criticized the constitutional right of every Iranian over the age of 25 and some media experience to qualify for a licence to publish a publication, implying other standards not written into the law would be applied, unless new regulations are passed to accommodate his views.
		The new cultural establishment has long aimed at restricting the culture, arts and media outlets under the pretext of anti-religious and anti-cultural measures.
	www.memarian.info /en_articles.asp?id=-1323919265 (484 words)

	IslamOnline - Art & Entertainment Section (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Tehran, however, is attempting to block the U.S. media attack, which is launched through the air waves, in order to minimize the impact of the U.S. media on their target audience, especially the students, who have become the focus of Washington’s attention.
		Thus, the U.S.-backed media conveyed a message of support to the small groups that took to the streets in protest as well as the silent masses that criticized their government in a less vocal manner.
		Mobilizing the Iranian people for change is clearly expressed in the continued U.S media coverage of the demonstrations in an attempt to portray them as the most important events on the Iranian scene, notwithstanding the fact that these demonstrations were much smaller than those which took place in 1999.
	www.islam-online.net /English/artculture/2003/07/article04.shtml (1634 words)

	US Jews ask exiled Iranian media to carry Holocaust message
		US Jewish leaders are appealing to exiled Iranian media groups to tell their countrymen in Iran about the World War II Holocaust that Iran's president last month dismissed as a "myth," officials said.
		The exiled media, largely opposed to the Iranian government, are "a kind of human bridge between our communities to be able to communicate directly to the Iranian population, 70 percent of which is under 30 years old," said Cooper.
		The drive by the Jewish group came after Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said last month that the massacre of Jews by Nazis during World War II was a "myth," and that the Jewish state should be moved as far away as Alaska.
	www.turkishpress.com /news.asp?id=102113 (483 words)

	IRANIAN MEDIA TOLD NOT PUBLISH DEPUTIES LETTER TO THE LEADER
		TEHRAN 25 May (IPS) Iran’s highest authority on national security ordered all Iranian media not to publish the letter 127 MMs (Members of the Majles, or the Iranian Parliament) have sent to Ayatollah Ali Khameneh'i, urging him to save the regime from total collapse by taking a "cup of poison".
		The independent Iranian Students News Agency ISNA, which first carried the letter immediately it had received it five days ago and posted it on its website again after it was published outside on Saturday, withdrew it after the SCNS’s decision and no other media, even the pro-reform papers, mentioned it.
		Nevertheless, by going as far as openly and collectively defying the taboo of the velayat faqih, the corner stone of the present Iranian regime and by denouncing the shortcomings and abuse of powers by organs controlled by Mr.
	www.iran-press-service.com /articles_2003/May-2003/letter_to_khamenehi_25503.htm (440 words)

	Special Dispatch Series - No. 855 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Iranian Foreign Ministry-affiliated Tehran Times published an op-ed by columnist Hossein Amiri titled 'Lies of the Holocaust Industry,' released to coincide with the international commemoration of the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp on January 27.
		The exaggeration of this phenomenon can be interpreted as the Europeans' attempt to salve their guilty consciences by handing over the lands of the Palestinian nation to a people to whom the Europeans believe they have done an injustice.
		Antisemitic statements were made by Iranian university professor Heshmatollah Qanbari in an interview on Iran's Channel 1 TV, in which he surveyed the "evil nature" of the Jews throughout history, basing his beliefs on "historical truth" according to the Koran, under the guise of a scientific analysis.
	memri.org /bin/articles.cgi?Page=countries&Area=iran&ID=SP85505 (4258 words)

	US Dismisses Iranian Media Tour of Nuclear Plant as 'Theatrical' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Officials here are making clear they are unimpressed by the media tour conducted by Iranian President Mohammad Khatami, who took some 50 Iranian and international journalists on a tour of the largely-underground Natanz facility south of Tehran.
		Khatami showed reporters a vast, empty hall that Iranian officials said had been built to house some 50,000 uranium-enrichment centrifuges, but was inoperative because Iran had suspended enrichment activity.
		Iranian President Khatami told reporters Wednesday the Europeans were studying a compromise offer by Iran to limit its enrichment activity to 500 centrifuges, a fraction of the number considered necessary for bomb-making.
	www.voanews.com /english/2005-03-30-voa67.cfm (546 words)

	THE CONTEMPORARY IRANIAN NEWS MEDIA, 1998-1999
		Examining developments regarding the media is an excellent way to understand current social and political attitudes in Iran, as well as the changing power balance between factions and opinions.
		Because the Iranian judiciary is the institution most closely linked with newspaper closures, the article will describe the newly adopted press law and debates surrounding it.
		Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps General Yahya Rahim Safavi said: "The influence of the anti-revolutionary elements in the country's press should be stopped." Four senior ayatollahs wrote to President Mohammad Khatami, asking him to confront the press's "violation of religious principles, efforts to undermine Islamic belief, and distortion of ethics." (21)
	meria.idc.ac.il /journal/1999/issue4/jv3n4a1.html (4516 words)

	The Media Line - News Detail
		But this might be problematic, he points out, as it will warrant consent from some Arab countries to let the troops pass through their territory, countries which have agreements with Israel and support a two-state solution.
		The Iranian media, which is heavily restricted by the regime, did not do much to tone down the president’s remarks.
		In the days after the event, the Iranian media published several statements by senior officials, who reiterated the president’s comments and unequivocally justified them.
	www.themedialine.org /news/news_detail.asp?NewsID=11680 (905 words)

	Azeri, Iranian media must avoid issues sowing seed of discord - Irna
		Azeri Ambassador to Tehran Abbasali Hassanov said here Tuesday that the media of both countries should make effort to develop close bonds between the two nations by not giving coverage to issues likely to sow the seed of discord.
		Speaking to the media at Azerbaijan Embassy in Tehran, he said that the friendly and brotherly ties between Iran and Azerbaijan can hardly be tolerated by some parties.
		Turning to the inaugural ceremony of the swap project to deliver Azeri natural gas to Iran in return for Iranian natural gas supplied to Nakhichevan on December 20, 2005, which was attended by the presidents of both countries, he said that energy talks between Iranian and Azeri delegations will start in the near future.
	www.irna.ir /en/news/view/line-22/0601171036183613.htm (404 words)

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		Iran's hardline establishment often declares that all Iranian citizens are united in their determination to see Iran exercise its "right" to nuclear power and "self-sufficiency" -- that is, operation of the complete fuel cycle.
		A more scientific survey of Iranian attitudes was conducted by phone between May 26 and June 4 by the Tarrance Group for the Iran Institute for Democracy.
		In short, the Iranian people's feelings about a national "right" to nuclear technology and a complete fuel cycle are more nuanced than the hardliners in Tehran claim them to be.
	www.washingtoninstitute.org /templateC05.php?CID=2357 (993 words)

	Gooya - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gooya is a website started by a Europe-based Persian (Iranian) journalist, Farshad Bayan, in 1998.
		At that time, there were a few Iran-related websites and most Persian media did not have on-line editions.
		With the wave of Iranian websites and weblogs in the following years, their links appeared on Gooya and the website remained one of the most hit Persian websites.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gooya (166 words)

	Pacific News Service > News > Attack on Iran Would Only Stifle Democracy, Say Iranian-American Journalists
		SAN FRANCISCO--Iranian-American media are dismayed though not surprised by the news that the Bush administration is undertaking covert actions in Iran.
		He sees the next five months as critical period for the younger generation in Iran, mainly the students, who are trying to rally the Iranian public to demand an internationally monitored referendum to change the country's constitution.
		Esfandiari believes the White House may be using the Hersh article to indirectly threaten the Iranians and get them to accept European pressure to curtail their nuclear program.
	news.pacificnews.org /news/view_article.html?article_id=78fc336bf20a4fb8709e8a0104615b62 (1029 words)

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