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FemaleÌýBloggers in Tehran |
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Iran is the blogging capital of the world
Over a quarter of the population regularly use the internet and more of them post their thoughts on blogs than anywhere else.
It’s estimated there about 20,000 female bloggers in Iran. Interview withÌýParasto Dokoohaki, one of Iran's leading bloggers, at an internet café in Tehran.
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