“If Iran’s revolutionary leader,Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini,were alive today,he’d undoubtedly have his own Web site,”this USAToday article contends.”All eight of those allowed to run for president by Iran’s clerical establishment in elections this Friday have official Web sites as well as other sites run by supporters.Internet usage is growing faster in Iran than anywhere in the Muslim Middle East, according to a recent Stanford University study.Although the Internet has not altered the power structure of the government,it has transformed campaigning and laid the groundwork for political change, Iranians inside and outside of the country say”.

Internet boom alters political process in Iran