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Iranian Government’s Internet Crackdown (BBC Interview)

by Arbor Networks

BBC technology correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones interviews Arbor Networks Chief Scientist Craig Labovitz on the Iranian government’s Internet crackdown (4:42). Rory Cellan-Jones also wrote an article that appears on the BBC News Web site that can be read here.

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