Iran

Show Results by: View by image View by list View by:; Show All; News (11); Downloads (1)

Narrow Your Results: nation (4); China (4); Google Inc. (3); U.S. (3); domain name (2); candidate (2); president (2); U.N. (2); government (2); Yahoo! Inc. (2); blogging (2); blogger (2); regime (1); route (1); camera (1)

Product Reviews, Downloads, News Stories

Showing 1-12 of 12 results found

News
YouTube deletes video of McCain singing 'Bomb Iran'
April 21, 2007 Video-sharing site yanks, then restores, video of Republican presidential contender drawing laughs when crooning about Iran. TAGS: Iran, John McCain, YouTube, MoveOn.org, candidate, video, song, spokesman, camera, president, Google Inc.
News
U.S. blunders with keyword blacklist
May 3, 2004 CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh explains how a U.S. government agency supposedly fighting Internet censorship is quietly engaging in censorship itself. TAGS: Iran, censorship, porn, China, U.S.
Downloads
Iran Mania Toolbar English 2.2
Get the latest news from Iran. TAGS: e-card, Iran, Microsoft Internet Explorer, toolbar, Yahoo! Inc., Google Inc., Web browser
News
Dictatorships catching up with Web 2.0
February 2, 2007 Reporters Without Borders' Julien Pain warns that ethical blind spots surrounding technology may usher in a world where all our communications are spied on. TAGS: jail, Iran, Vietnam, Web 2.0, journalist, China, spyware, mouse
News
Ron Paul: The Internet's favorite candidate
August 6, 2007 The libertarian-leaning Republican may not receive as much media coverage as better-known presidential candidates, but he enjoys a commanding lead on the Internet. TAGS: Ron Paul, Republican, candidate, Barack Obama, Iran, war, vote, Iraq, tax, popularity, U.S.
News
Cuba, Iran lash out at Internet freedom
November 18, 2005 African and other Third World nations criticize "disorderly" Internet expression and the "neo-colonial" United States. TAGS: Iran, Zimbabwe, nation, U.N., freedom, domain name, president, U.S.
News
When elephants make love, the grass gets trampled
November 10, 2006 perspective Back from the first United Nations Internet Governance Forum, attorney Steve Ryan assesses whether it achieved its stated purpose. TAGS: Iran, Brazil, citizen, Russia, nation, income, perspective, government, China
News
Proposed law targets tech-China cooperation
February 16, 2006 Legislation being readied by politician proposes criminalizing cooperation with governments of China, Iran, others. TAGS: China, cooperation, Cisco Systems Inc., politician, U.S. company, Iran, legislation, nation, government, Yahoo! Inc., Google Inc., Microsoft Corp.
News
Blogging to be free
August 16, 2005 Curt Hopkins, founder of the Committee to Protect Bloggers, explains the blogosphere's role in opposing repressive regimes. TAGS: blogger, blogosphere, blogging, regime, Iran
News
Should the United Nations run the Internet?
March 30, 2004 That was the topic du jour during a U.N. conference on the future of cyberspace, a gathering CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh notes bordered on the surreal. TAGS: U.N., Iran, domain name, nation, IP
News
London to Ulaanbaatur in a Ford Fiesta
July 26, 2006 Four hundred drivers and 200 old cars, from Fiat Pandas to Nissan Micras. How many will make it to Mongolia? Photos: Mobile in Mongolia TAGS: Ukraine, Romania, car, Iran, organizer, route, aircraft, London, race
News
Bloggers rally for jailed Iranians
February 23, 2005 Cyber-journals asked to devote Tuesday to two Iranians said to have been jailed for reporting on free-speech issues. TAGS: Borders Books & Music, blogger, Iran, blog, blogging, leader

Sponsored matches for "Iran"

Help Center|Newsletters|Corrections|What's New|

About CNET Networks | Jobs | Advertise

BNETCBS College SportsCBS RadioCBS.comCBSNews.comCBSSports.comCHOWCNETCNET ChannelGameSpotInternationalLast.fmMaxPrepsMoblogicMP3.commySimonNCAASearch.comTechRepublicThe InsiderTV.comUrbanBaby.comuWireWallstripZDNet