REPORT: Iranian ministers open pages on banned Facebook

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10-09-2013 | 11:43
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REPORT: Iranian ministers open pages on banned Facebook
       
Iran's entire Cabinet has opened Facebook pages in what is seen as a move toward greater openness even though the social media site is blocked in the Islamic Republic.                 

The Facebook pages of 15 ministers could be viewed in Tehran through a proxy server. Newspapers on Monday hinted the move might herald the lifting of some Internet barriers.                   
All but one minister signed up this August after the inauguration of centrist- and reformist-backed President Hasan Rouhani, who has also opened a page.  
              
Hard-liners see the Internet as a possible corrupting force, but many Iranians use proxies to access banned sites.         


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