The tensions in Iran after the recent presidential elections have brought to light the old problem of censorship. Only now to take the risk are blogs and social networks, and no more newspapers and television (censored in Iran for some time). And 'now the news that the Pasdaran (Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps) have threatened to take action against the media online if you do not remove it from news sites and blogs or comments that' fueling tensions. " This is the first public stance of the Pasdaran since the end of the election. But really succeed in preventing the spread of information and images? In my opinion it is impossible, the Internet was built on a global basis, with a very limited ability to control. Although censor or delete a video on You Tube, reappears the next day on another site. The problem is you want to apply the old systems of repression in new media. As long as we talk about the impossibility of censorship becomes a defender of democracy. But when it comes to privacy, how we interpret this "jungle" telematics?
Waiting for an answer to this question ten years, I decided to post on my blog a video of the event today in Tehran. These guys are the best example of defending democracy.
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