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  Gerrit Eicker 08:07 on 17. February 2010 Permalink
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  71 Journalists Killed in 2009 

  CPJ: At least 71 journalists were killed across the globe in 2009, largest annual toll; http://j.mp/d1AJQe

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    Gerrit Eicker 08:08 on 17. February 2010 Permalink | Reply

    NYT: “But there were other worrisome trends. The two nations with the highest number of journalists incarcerated – China had 24 journalists imprisoned at the end of 2009 and Iran had 23 – were particularly harsh in taking aim at bloggers and others using the Internet. The number jailed in Iran has since jumped to 47, the committee said.”
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  Gerrit Eicker 07:06 on 23. June 2009 Permalink
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  #IranElection II. 

  Onder: “I daresay Twitter is starting to grow up. … Tweets have finally come of age.” – http://tr.im/ppTO #IranElection

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  Gerrit Eicker 08:23 on 19. June 2009 Permalink
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  Persian at Google and Facebook 

  Google and Facebook have both added the Persian language Farsi to their capabilities; http://tr.im/p1fn