We present an edited transcript of a series of telephone interviews and subsequent email correspondence with the creator of GoogleNews and a senior Google Inc. researcher. Krishna Bharat (abbreviated). Translation by Linor Goralik Online Journalism Review: Let's start with the exclamation “Eureka!” - that is, from the moment when you realized: this is it, the same thing. Krishna Bharat: I have experimented with news before.

If Chubais is in favor... Anatoly Chubais’s entry onto the slippery and steep path of imperial ideology actually caused bewilderment, mixed with irritation, among the old Russian imperials. It was hard to expect anything different. Imagine that a splendidly dressed, perfumed gentleman shows up at a socialist society for the fight against poverty and says: “Me too. This, sir. For the poor. In every way, and even very much.

At first glance, the juxtaposition of events in cinematic and theatrical life in one text may seem strange. Meanwhile, in Russia, these two types of art have been interconnected since the last century, like Siamese twins: processes occurring in one area unexpectedly find continuation in the other. For example, the experiments of Stanislavsky, Meyerhold, Vakhtangov, Tairov somehow correlate with the equally radical cinematic innovation of Eisenstein, Dovzhenko, Pudovkin, Dziga Vertov.

1. Big political game. Chubais's article on Russia's prospects in the 21st century is, of course, programmatic in nature. It is truly significant and is aimed at intercepting the strategic initiative by the previously semi-latent “curator” of Russian liberalism.

The last matches of the national team were accompanied by unprecedented excitement. When I saw the stands of the stadium in Cherkizovo not silent for a minute, I remembered the atmosphere that reigns at the matches of the English or Spanish championship. When they write about football and the attitude of fans towards it in leading European countries, they often talk about the “cult” of football or about football as a religion.

Islands of the "free" Internet Victor Zakharchenko Date of publication: October 13, 2003 To begin with, let us retell the findings of one of the Internet studies in Mauritius. According to this text, exactly ten years should pass from the moment the Internet appeared in the island state (Mauritius includes four islands in total) until it received the “cyber” prefix. The coveted access first appeared in Mauritius in 1995.

Hunger 86 Practical gastroenterology reading Alexander Ageev Date of publication: October 13, 2003 Over the past ten years, gradually, year after year, through the efforts of many writers on literature, one curious genre of business prose has been formed.

Seine, etc. Issue 153 Review of current online events and publications Tatyana Danilova Date of publication: October 13, 2003 Let's start with the official news. After the October summit, the US President followed the example of the Russian President and also started an official weblog . In rational terms, this week's pandemonium is inexplicable, so we write it this way: the one who rules the world and the stars has decided to remove a copy-protection card from the deck.

Mensheviks of the Republican Party Anna Harutyunyan Date of publication: October 13, 2003 In the wake of general uncertainty created by President Bush's "unsuccessful" performance at the UN and the lack of fruits of economic growth, a couple of frank attempts have appeared in the press to predict the results of the upcoming presidential elections.

But the whole day Runet buzzed, discussing the emotional article by Valery Panyushkin " This is my boy ." Briefly, the author actively objects to the introduction of mandatory initial military training in the school, and in particular writes: “What kind of war is waiting for us that every student should be able to hold weapons in our hands? We have a common enemy in the person of the United States and the aggressive NATO block?

There are names that clearly have an advertising spirit. It’s like in some yellow-fever newspaper or on a lively Internet site: the headline is such that your hair stands on end with anticipation, but if you look into it, it becomes clear that the author cared more about enticing than about accuracy. There is no “ criminal history” in G. Fayman’s book. Soviet literature - available; something is said about the theater too; elements of history are undoubtedly present.