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By Susan Akbarpour

Attention: Dot Coms "The Internet boom may have turned to bust in the West but in Iran consumers are only just staring to sample life online.

Iran today is more welcoming toward business investment than at any time in the 22 years since the revolution. True, state organizations and religious charities control an estimated 80% of Iranian economic activity, but Tehran also harbors a humming stock exchange that is watched by hundreds of Iranians as a kind of spectator sport. It even has hundreds of Internet startups. Of course, prohibitive taxes and a suspicious, nationalistic bureaucracy are tremendous obstacles. While Iran remains at an impasse with the U.S., which could be a huge source of investment, private businesses are putting down some surprisingly healthy roots. In Iran; Pockets of Progress ran's entrepreneurs are forging ahead.
Business Week -July 16th 2001... more

Analyst: Joseph Braud
Manager: Guy Engon Zibi

The number of Internet users in this country of nearly 73 million stands at 330,000 by Pyramid Research estimates and grows by nearly 30% every six months. Internet Cafˇs offering broadband access had been widely used by younger segments of the population to make low-cost telephone calls to relatives and friends abroad via Voice-Over IP (VoIP) services. Sources in the government-owned Telecommunications Company of Iran (TCI) confirmed that international long-distance revenue has fallen somewhat in recent months....more

 

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