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internet access in Iran
Iranian search engine in the works: official
Iran will launch its national internet search engine this year according to the deputy minister of Communications and Technology.
Internet censorship high on Iran's agenda
The Iranian judiciary has announced the establishment of a centre to process cyber offences and warned that websites that violate the law will be blocked.
Most internet users still use dial-up in Iran
The Iranian Statistics Centre says 84 percent of the country’s internet users still use the dial-up method to connect to the web.
Iran confirms "Clean Internet" plans
Iranian authorities are restating their commitment to launching their own parallel internet, an alternative to the World Wide Web that they call “Clean Internet.”
Launch of "National Internet" postponed
Iran’s Minister of Communications has announced that the launch of the “national internet”, which was scheduled for February, has been postponed to June.
Iranian MP denounces internet service disruptions
Iranian MP Ahmad Tavakoli says the recent blocking of internet and satellite services, causing sudden and unexplained disruptions, is creating widespread discontent that could be “very costly” for the regime.
Iranians to remain connected to World Wide Web
Iran’s Minister of Communications and Technology has announced that current internet services will not be replaced by the National Information Network that's now being developed, but rather the two will exist alongside each other.
Iran says Google is a spying tool
Iran’s head of security forces says Google is not a search engine so much as a tool for espionage.
Iranian internet users to be cut off from World Wide Web
A member of Iran’s Corporate Computer Systems reports that Iran will be cut off from the World Wide Web once the country launches its own national internet network.
