In the Kremlin Pressed or not? June 3, 2011 Alexey Sidorenko The instructions of Dmitry Medvedev published today by the Ministry of Communications, made after a meeting with bloggers in April this year , cause enthusiasm. 5 out of 6 instructions are unambiguously progressive for the Russian segment of the World Wide Web and will be useful to Russia and its citizens. In particular, it is worth noting instructions regarding free licenses and providing access to audiovisual materials.

In the Kremlin The results of the week. Competition in tandem? June 3, 2011 Alexander Golts I don’t know how you, but I strongly disagree with outstanding figures of domestic culture, who are preoccupied with the lack of political competition in the God -saved country.

The festival "Manor. Dzhaz" in Arkhangelsk offers the music so different that it seems that anyone will find artists in their choice, and not only jazz. Of course, there will be no Russian chanson here - but Odessa Alek Kopy, who lives in Holland, will be in the Holland as part of Amsterdam Klezmer Band (Parater, June 5) and Riga Karl Khlamkin living in Moscow with his “fireproxing” (Kapriz site, June 4).

Shortly after the anti -ethnic speech of President D. Medvedev, the special services resumed the campaign against neo -Nazis and nationalists on the network. On May 28, the campaign revealed an unusual enemy-one of the pioneers of the Russian Blogosphere, the poet and science fiction writer Leonid Kaganov.