From the start of the presidential poll to a vote recount and Neda Soltani's death, the crisis has never failed to get massive media attention both online and offline.
What has been particularly striking is how heavily social media is being used to deliver news of the situation to millions of people online.
Social Media in the Iran Election Crisis [Flashback]
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