Evening Internet: note 446 - Happy St. Valentina, dear comrades

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The transformation of chamber humanitarian projects into stream production, corporate structures and virtual media holdings are inevitably accompanied by a partial loss of control of the creators behind their brainchild in its various manifestations. It will take a certain amount of money, time, personnel and experience, so that if you do not turn this trend back, then at least make it less obvious to an outside observer. In the meantime, it remains to us admire the products of the stream graphics and celebrate the day of the intercessor of all those who are scolding .

The proposed gallery of anonymous graphic works as a political statement, satire or allegory of changes occurring in Russia should not be considered. Why make it difficult to do what is easy. 14 months ago, the same people on the same banners painted Yeltsin , and links led there. Just 14 months ago, sites of this kind were fewer, their staff was more modest, and the conveyor did not work with such a terrifying round -the -clock voracity. The time and health of the chief editors in those days was still enough to control the advertising of their own projects on the network - including monitoring its diversity and originality, to invent and embody new ideas in this area.

The proposed selection does not claim to be all -leature - the exact number of advertising modules with a similar plot, currently shown in the Russian Internet, is not known to the author (as well as the way to completely detect them).

Contrary to all of the above, there are advertising modules in the Russian Internet depicting V.V. Putin and really leading to articles about him . Such advertising due to its obvious abnormality and atypicality is not included in the meeting.

None of these advertising modules leads the viewer on the link to an article in which V.V. Putin (original links used in advertising on this page are saved).

All illustrations presented above on this page are advertisements (the so -called “banners”, “ears” and “buttons”), which are currently used by various news sites of the Russian Internet to advertise their own news, regardless of their subject, political orientation and frequency. At the time of the creation of this page (February 14, 2001), all these advertising modules were actively shown on Runet sites , in total at least 500,000 (half a million) once a day.