Do you know how many Iranians are involved in high tech fields and how successful they are?

You are going to be impressed when you browse these pages.

"I got it on eBay" is barreling its way into the lexicon of the new millennium and placing a cyber-grin on the corporate face of online auctioneer extraordinaire eBay. Operator of the eBay auction Web site, the San Jose, California-based company has furnished the world with a forum for the sale of some 8,000 categories of merchandise. Its more than 22 million registered users can buy and sell goods ranging from Beanie Babies to antiques from the comfort of their Web browsers. more...

The first commercial Internet service provider in Iran was the Neda Rayaneh Institute (NRI), a non-profit company affiliated with Tehran municipality, which started a BBS in early 1994 and Internet access in February 1995 via two 9.6 Kbps SLIP leased lines. One of these lines connected its LAN to IPM, and the other used a satellite link to connect to a Canadian ISP, Cadvision. NRI is the largest ISP in Iran, hosting an extensive array of business and news web pages, all of which are mirrored in California by the Global Publishing Group. more...