New Iranian Revolution?

"Forget CNN or any of the major American "news" networks," says The Nation's Ari Berman, "If you want to get the latest on the opposition protests in Iran, you should be reading blogs, watching YouTube or following Twitter updates from Tehran, minute-by-minute." And there are some crazy things out there covering Iran's disputed election.

"119 members of Tehran University faculty have resigned en-masse as a protest to
the attack on Tehran University dorms last night. Among them is Dr
Jabbedar-Maralani, who is known as the father of Iranian electronic engineering.
They have asked for the resignation of Farhad Rahbari the appointed president of
Tehran University, for his incompetence in defending the University's dignity
and student lives."

Here's some I've been following;

Nico Pitney

http://twitter.com/smileofcrash

http://twitter.com/StopAhmadi

http://twitter.com/IranElection09

http://twitter.com/Shahrzadmo

Youtube of the rally: http://Bit.ly/exprally
Tweets from people near Tehran: http://Bit.ly/expiran