Here's an example of some Internet routing in Iran, in this case on the way to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Monday 15 June 2009. Normally, routing and latency don't change much.
Starting Saturday 13 June, the day after the election, routing and latency
have become increasingly disturbed. More here.
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June 16, 2009
Iranian Internet Disturbances
Here's an example of some Internet routing in Iran, in this case on the way to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Monday 15 June 2009. Normally, routing and latency don't change much.
Starting Saturday 13 June, the day after the election, routing and latency
have become increasingly disturbed. More here.
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