Some useful links analysing the fall out from the elections. But a health warning: most online coverage is from Iranian ex-pats or others who naturally support the protests - which are not, as yet, that large. Hard to tell how representative of Iranian population that may be.
Those protests in pictures. And also here (Tehranlive.org)
Flickr pictures from Tehran Shiraz and Mashad
and Flickr's general Iran feed
The Supreme Leaders call for the people to support Ahmadinejad.
Mousavi's letter to the people (Saturday) and his statement (Sunday).
Ahmadinejad press conference coverage (Sunday)
The Twitter #Iranelection feed. Or try Tweeters apparently inside Iran:
Mousavi1338 (is it him?)
And this aggregation of Tweets and material.
Farhad Rezaei (and his Facebook videos)
Global Voices blog aggregation
Tehran bureau - a well connected blog from ex-pats, experts and academics
The Huffington Post has been live blogging through the day and pulled together useful material
Juan Cole on Informed Consent looks at election figures which don't add up he says
Five Thirty Eight knocks down some analysis which supposedly proves the election was rigged
Gary Sick, a US academic and Iran expert blogs here
Iran101 has photographs and links to video..
Andrew Sullivan in the US is pulling together material
The National Iranian American Council is live blogging and translating Twitter messages in Farsi
Not forgetting the BBC, of course....and if you speak Farsi, BBC Persian is streamed online
Thanks for putting this together Richard, most helpful. On kid duty and haven't had the mainstream news on for two days.
Folks I follow on Twitter kept a constant breeze of election news coming in and posts like this are always a good starting point for a longer look.
Posted by: Graham | June 14, 2009 at 08:46 AM