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Farsnews reported “Cyber Hezbollah' will hold its eighth meeting in Tehran on Wendesday.One of main points of discussion is Shahin Najafi's “insults regarding one Shi'ite Saint.”
Islamic Republic has launched a new social networking called “Hadi Net“. Iranian media reported[fa] this social networking is an answer to Shahin Najafi's “insults regarding one Shi'ite Imam.”
Iranians have been complaining that Google Maps now has no name on the body of water called the Persian Gulf.IranFarda says [fa] Mr.Google do you like we call you, Yahoo?
Several bloggers published a photo where a woman pushed to the ground by the security forces in a book fair. Gargagarga writes it happens in book fair and everybody is watching. It seems people get used to seeing such scenes.
The British Embassy in Lebanon has announced an online discussion between the UK ambassador (@HMATomFletcher) and Lebanese singer Haifa Wehbe (@HaifaWehbe), to take place on May 18 at 6pm (Lebanese time), tweeting under the hashtag #HaifaHMA.
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Thank you for posting this Hamid. Thanks for Global voices. Homeyra’s blog is great. Forever Under Construction has become one of my favorite blogs in the entire world. I always learn something fun about art and about Iran and Homeyra makes me laugh. What more could anyone ask for?
Hi Hamid–
Thanks for linking back to my blog, but I thought you might want to fix the link to ArteNews so that it takes people to the magazine itself: http://www.arteeast.dreamhosters.com/pages/artenews.
Let me join the thank you club :)
Thanks Hamid, Serv for your kind words and Richard for your work in the first place.
I forgot to add this to my previous comment: I just want to let people know about the organization for which I am literary arts directory: Persian Arts Festival, a NYC-based non-profit. You can check us out at http://www.persianartsfestival.org.