We inform readers of the Russian Journal that the Young Guard publishing house entered into an agreement with S. Nikonenko and O. Orlova on September 11, 2002 in connection with the publisher’s fundamental decision to publish a book about Gaito Gazdanov in the ZhZL series on the occasion of the writer’s centenary. S. Nikonenko's trial chapters were considered unsatisfactory, which the editor-in-chief informed him about personally. The contract expired on June 1, 2003.

Reading circles. Third Online and paper media about literature Egor Otroshchenko Publication date: February 2, 2004 Last time I stopped at the fact that, they say, one can answer for memoirs. This is where I will start today. And there will be today's issue about the newspaper "Ex Libris". This publication has chosen a very strange strategy. But first, about the human. Everyone remembers the noisy story that happened at the Frankfurt Book Fair last fall.

Dear editors! The reason for contacting your magazine was an article by S. Nikonenko about “how they thanked him.” Outwardly, everything seems to look convincing and serious - if we abstract from the given examples of “coincidences” of the text “robbed” and “stole” - the author of the letter would have been careful not to repeat the passage about “protruding ears”; surely, as a writer, he does not notice the stylistic ugliness of this fragment?

Testimony of a failed co-author Olga Orlova Publication date: February 2, 2004 On December 30, 2003, Russian Journal published an article by Stanislav Nikonenko, “ How they thanked me ,” which contains serious accusations against me regarding the authorship of a book about Gazdanov, published in the “Young Guard” in the “Life of Remarkable People” series.

Another epidemic: a postal worm named Novarg (MyDoom), aimed at organizing DDOS attacks against Microsoft sites and combined with the Linux community, propagated incredibly quickly. The "worm" messages fell into the mailboxes with slim rows of four, six, ten per minute. Postal servers were suffocated under the pressure of hundreds of megabytes of electronic rubbish. Symantec dry release was. There was a message immediately to the SCO on a reward of $ 250,000 for the head of a virus.

Systemic crisis and white bun Maxim Orlov Publication date: February 2, 2004 Vladimir Putin's " New Russian Order" faces colossal systemic problems. If in the short-term election cycle the state machine can be piloted with pinpoint precision using the resources of central state television and high oil prices, then in the long term the inevitable increase in the number of risk factors threatens to turn Putin’s new term in office into a quiet horror.

Twenty -year-old Mayakovsky once planted the phrase in one poem: “I love watching children die.” In the future, only the lazy did not remember this incomprehensible confession to him, both living and dead. Soviet editors tried their best to hush up the embarrassment and removed the poem from multi-volume editions. All in vain. They remember.

Security Focus Translation by Tatyana Danilova The Greek myth reads: the seer Laokon, the priest of Apollo, warned the inhabitants of Troy so that they would not let the huge wooden horse into the city, which Odysseus came up with and made Master Epei. "Trojans, do not believe the horse! Whatever it is, be afraid of the Greeks, even the gifts of bringing!" - Like 4000 years ago, this famous prophecy is relevant today - in relation to downloading unknown files.

The twenty-year-old Mayakovsky once planted a phrase in one poem: "I like to watch the children die." In the future, only the lazy did not remember him, both to living and dead, this is incomprehensible recognition. Soviet editors, as they could, tried to hush the embarrassment, seized a poem from multi -volumes. All in vain. Remember.

The last time I dwell on the fact that, they say, you can answer for memoirs. Here with this I will start today. And there will be today's issue about the newspaper "Ex Libris". A very strange strategy has been chosen by this publication. But first about the human. Everyone remembers the noisy story that happened at the Frankfurt Book Fair last fall. Mikhail Meilay "offended by the action" Anatoly Naiman. So, the story continues. And continues tragically.

Seine, etc. Issue 169 Review of current online events and publications Tatyana Danilova Publication date: February 2, 2004 Another epidemic: an email worm named Novarg (Mydoom), aimed at organizing a DDoS attack against the sites of Microsoft and the SCO Group company, butting with the Linux community, multiplied incredibly quickly. “Wormy” messages fell into mailboxes in orderly rows of four, six, ten per minute.