June 15, 2009 11:38 AM PDT
CNET News Daily Podcast: Iranian protests hit social networks
Following the controversial results of Iran's presidential elections, citizens turned to Twitter, Facebook, and other social-networking means to circumvent a government media clampdown and get supporters out to rallies. CNET News reporter Daniel Terdiman has more.
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Today's stories:
Iran protesters using tech to skirt curbs
iPhone 3G S begins shipping to customers
Microsoft: No iPhone reimbursements for workers
Apple still wants to get Psystar into court
The day after the DTV transition
Does Microsoft's Bing have Google running scared?
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