On March 4, the Moscow Court of Cheboksary sentenced the creator and former administrator of the large online library "Litmir" Stepan Entsov to two years of conditional term. On the website of the Association for Copyright Protection on the Internet (Azapi), information appeared that Stepan was found guilty of illegally using copyright objects on an especially large scale (part 3 of paragraphs in Article 146 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation).

In 2015, the Russians reduced the number of purchases in Russian online stores by 17%, said Alexey Fedorov, head of the Association of Internet trade companies (Akit). Despite this, in the monetary terms of the Internet trade market in general, if you count the number of purchases in Russian and foreign stores, has grown by 7%, to 760 billion rubles. The volume of purchases in Russian online stores in 2015 amounted to 540.8 billion rubles (an increase of 7.2% compared to 2014).

As if the buds of snowdrops are swelling new criminal cases for publications on the Internet throughout Russia, and also let their roots consequences from them. Not so long ago, we wrote about the rose -uped sentences for likes and reposts, and yesterday it became known about an attempt to take a revenge convicted for the publication of the Ukrainian Right Sectin, which was placed on his VKontakte page by Konstantin Zhaarinov.

Pleer.com portal (“just player”), providing free access to the Internet content posted on the Internet, is now finally blocked in the Russian Federation.