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Tazminchi: a Platform for Enabling Trade on Social Networks

TechRasa - Jul 21, 2021

Iran AdTech Report 2020

Qpage, a comprehensive human resources management solution

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Are Social Media Influencers Losing the Game of Trust?

Is the ‘Tech Bubble’ in Silicon Valley Avoidable?

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Alireza Tahmasebzadeh: The Persian Entrepreneur Revolutionizing the Smartwatch Industry

Oct 19, 2015

Iran’s Startup Ecosystem: The first impression from Toronto to Tehran

Oct 5, 2015

Saeed Amidi: From Bella Shoes to Plug and Play Accelerator

Sep 7, 2015

Even Our President Is More Social than You!

Aug 30, 2015

Why Is Now the Best Time to Invest in Startups in...

Aug 11, 2015

Iran Entrepreneurship Association, Fueling the Ecosystem

Aug 2, 2015

Infographic: Startup Weekend Iran

Jul 21, 2015

7 Changes to Iran’s Startup Scene Resulting from the Iran Deal

Jul 15, 2015

The Startup That Makes Building Websites Easier than Ever

Jul 13, 2015

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SnappFood is Focusing on a New Vertical: Online Grocery Shopping

TechRasa - May 8, 2019

SnappFood is the largest online food ordering platforms in Iran, however, this startup is focusing on an online grocery shopping to diversify its services and expands its portfolio.

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Iranians Can Now Buy from Amazon & eBay. Kind of.

Hamed Jafari - Sep 8, 2015

Iran Post Company (IPC) is working with private sectors to distribute products from foreign e-commerce websites like Amazon and eBay. Right now IPC is working with a website called Yaataa. The website is on its beta version right now and will officially launch by mid-October.

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Iran: Censorship and Opportunities Afterwards

MohammadReza Azali - Jun 24, 2015

Almost every country has some kind of internet censorship and measures they would take, depending on their beliefs, cultures and laws. But we are not here to talk about the right or wrong and we are not here to explore the origins of this restrictions in our time but to rather explore the possibilities and opportunities that these restrictions provided for some startups in Iran...