Twitter Fuels Revolution in Iran
Twitter has officially moved way beyond what you ate for breakfast: The Anderson Cooper 360 blog reported yesterday that "the State Department is working with Twitter and other social networking sites to ensure Iranians are able to continue to communicate to each other and the outside world....For example, senior officials say the State Department asked Twitter to refrain for going down for periodic scheduled maintenance at this critical time to ensure the site continues to operate. Bureau's and offices across the State Department, they say, are paying very close attention to Twitter and other sites to get information on the situation in Iran." ReadWriteWeb calls the news from CNN "a great scoop, given that the network faced heavy criticism for being slow to prioritize news from Iran this weekend while Twitter was on fire with updates." You can follow the Iranian election Twitter stream here, though The Blog Herald reports that "unconfirmed reports are coming in (via Twitter of course) that Iran is filtering out said hashtag, so you might want to try some other ones as well." Mashable has a full guide to following the Iran election using Twitter and other social media.
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