From New Media, a New Portrait of Iran Emerges
Los Angeles Times, June 24, 2009
By Geraldine Baum
Attempts to choke off coverage of massive protests and postelection street battles between dissidents and government forces came well after the American public had reset a nascent and evolving impression of Iran, experts say. No amount of censorship can eradicate the image of a divided Iran torn by internecine power struggles.
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