Iran Gets SocNetted Up, Contextual Dating Sadness, Scowls Over CK

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– Twitter delays scheduled downtime, following the Iranian elections, to give Iranian users a platform for protest/discussion/covert tweet-ups/etc.

– Not one to miss a hot show, Anonymous launches iran.whyweprotest.net, a space for what it calls a “tech-savvy uprising.”

– Okay, onto less serious things. CK orgy scandal action.

Contextual dating sadness.”

Swill from Lovemarks man.

– AgencySpy ponders the tough stuff.

– Harley Davidson gets all musical.

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