Iran Slams Door on Foreign Journalists
Broadcasting & Cable, June 24, 2009
By Marisa Guthrie
The media crackdown in Iran may be just beginning. The totalitarian regime's banishment of foreign reporters covering the massive post-election unrest in Tehran and elsewhere will reverberate long after the green-clad protesters finally disappear from the streets, journalists predict.
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