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Iran:Requested page is Forbidden

Posted 5 December 2006 21:21 GMT

View from Iran reports that New York Times site got filtered too. Reporters withour Borders expressed its deep concern for the future of internet in Iran where censorship is the rule.

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Written byFred Petrossian

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2 comments

Esther

The NYT is now unblocked, which is more than I can say for this squid and brocoli recipe:

http://japanesefood.about.com/od/seafoodfish/r/squidbrostirfry.htm

6 December 2006, 11:12 am

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[…] Since the Green Revolution, some of the world’s most popular websites have been off limits. Reporting for The Guardian in 2010, Robert Tait wrote that edicts have been issued against sites such as Amazon.com, YouTube, Wikipedia, IMDB.com and The New York Times. Anyone who attempts to access these sites receives a simple negation: “The requested page is forbidden.” […]

23 August 2012, 20:04 pm

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