For those of you following the june clashes in Iran on Twitter, theese guys are twittering directly from Iran: (And have done so within the last hour)

Another day, another countless tweets that kept me abreast of what was going on in Iran: welcome to the digital age.

Every news junkie out there will tell you: while major international news networks such as the CBC, the BBC, CNN and RFI (to name a few) had barely mentioned anything about the situation in Iran early Saturday, Twitter users around the world were already aware that something wasn’t quite right. The week-end of June 13^th and 14^th might be recognized in the future as the day where Twitter stopped randomly tweeting and started singing songs of justice.

Throughout the entire day, people – youth, mostly – inside Iran sent updates via Twitter on what was happening. And, as an outpouring of concern and support, thousands of Twitter users sent support, encouragement and advice right back to them, in what has become something of a news-conversation-tweeting exchange.

http://twitter.com/2hamed (added 20:27 GMT)

http://twitter.com/IranElection09

http://twitter.com/knv
http://twitter.com/StopTheDictator
http://twitter.com/Change_for_Iran

http://twitter.com/IranRiggedElect

http://twitter.com/madyar
http://twitter.com/TehranBureau

http://twitter.com/parhamdoustdar
http://twitter.com/y_shar
http://twitter.com/Change_for_Iran
http://twitter.com/StopAhmadi
http://twitter.com/smileofcrash
http://twitter.com/Mynumberone1988
http://twitter.com/iranbaan

Users that have not twittered for +1 hour:

http://twitter.com/IranUltimatum
http://twitter.com/sasan_j
http://twitter.com/smileofcrash
http://twitter.com/mousavi1388
http://twitter.com/Shahrzadmo

http://twitter.com/alirezasha

http://twitter.com/tehranelection
http://twitter.com/TwitPersia
http://twitter.com/KeyvanGheissari
http://twitter.com/Keyvan (has protected updates now)
http://twitter.com/KeyvanGheissari