The Tweeting Of A Revolution--And The Loss Of An Icon

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By Ben Korman Bad news last week for those already tired of the Twitter craze, as protesters of Iran's election results grabbed headlines by tweeting their way through a state-enforced media blackout. Reports even surfaced that the U.S. State Department had requested that Twitter postpone a planned...

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