Senators Push Digital Code of Conduct

In the wake of the disputed Iranian election, American Internet companies including Facebook and Twitter have given Iranians an avenue to voice their opinions and to break through the wall of censorship their embattled government has built around the country’s traditional media. Now those companies–or others aspiring to help–may be given a boost from Uncle Sam.

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