Five smart stops were installed on Tverskaya Street, which should show the exact time of arrival of transport, but so far they are not done. On Tverskaya Street, as part of the introduction of an intellectual transport system (ITS), five public transport stops with electronic displays were installed. This was reported by the newspaper Izvestia . Smart stops should show routes of buses and trolleybuses, as well as the exact time of their arrival.

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The “road map”, which outlines the plan for their creation, will be sent to the president for signature in the coming days During 2013, operational headquarters will appear in the law enforcement agencies and the Federal Antimonopoly Service, whose specialists will solve the problems of businessmen, Izvestia reports .

The editors of The Village continues to answer questions about the life of the city with the help of experts. This time we found out how Internet services receive relevant information about traffic jams. Over the past months, residents of St. Petersburg have repeatedly remembered what 10-point traffic jams are.

The amount of investment in the project was $13.5 million Microsoft founder Bill Gates, Mail.Ru co-owner Yuri Milner, and DiGene founder Evan Jones invested $13.5 million in Foundation Medicine, a company that diagnoses cancer. The total investment amount during the second round was $ 56 million. Bill Gates considers the Foundation Medicine method very promising. The company uses genomic data to diagnose cancer.

In St. Petersburg, instead of a monument to Steve Jobs, a monument to the iPhone was erected A monument to the founder of Apple Corporation, Steve Jobs, was erected in St. Petersburg. True, the monument does not represent the figure of an entrepreneur, but an iPhone4 the size of a person (188 cm). Initially, in the courtyard of the technology park on Birzhevaya Line, they were going to install a “Solar QR”, invented by St.

What is happening on Moscow streets, what they write on Facebook and Twitter, as reported by newspapers and news agencies - all the most interesting in Moscow this morning. Follow the online broadcast of The Village. As usual, from 9 to 12 in the morning, the Village correspondent tracks all the most interesting, new, unexpected and curious that is happening in Moscow.

A march of 20 thousand people against the “law of scoundrels” will take place on January 13 at 13:00. The Moscow City Hall agreed on the route of the opposition march against the “anti-Magnitsky law” on January 13, 2013, one of the organizers of the action, Sergei Udaltsov, wrote on his Twitter. A march of 20 thousand people against the so-called “law of scoundrels” will take place on January 13 at 13:00. The march participants will march from Pushkinskaya Square to Sakharov Avenue.

A round-the-clock cafe-bar on Chernyshevskaya with homemade tinctures, inexpensive food and DJs on weekends. "Pir.g.I." “One of the few places in the center, where they decently feed both day and night, pour homemade tinctures and never make a mistake with the DJs, ” finally became network. The branch of the cafe, the bar and the concert venue opened at the intersection of Kirochny and the uprising. As in Moscow, "Pir.G.I." A little different from each other.

On January 9, 2013, the Polytechnic Museum on New Square officially closed for reconstruction. The Polytechnic Museum on Novaya Square has officially closed for reconstruction, the Moskovsky Komsomolets newspaper reports . Part of the Polytechnic premises will be available to visitors until the annual “Night of Museums” event in May. At this time, lectures, thematic exhibitions and classes with schoolchildren will continue in the Great Auditorium, physical and chemical laboratories.

The administration of St. Petersburg agreed on a rally against the “anti-Magnitsky” law. It will be held in St. Petersburg Hyde Park on the Field of Mars on Sunday, January 13. The administration of St. Petersburg agreed on a rally against the “anti-Magnitsky” law. It will take place on Sunday, January 13, on the Champ de Mars, which has recently become St. Petersburg's Hyde Park .

On Leningradsky Prospekt, a small bench opened with a rare Siberian river fish from small manufacturers for Moscow. Near the Sokol metro station, the Harius House shop was opened, where they sell fresh-frozen, dried, smoked, salty fish from Siberia. The assortment is focused on river fish rare for Moscow: Muksun, Nelma, Chir, Pela, Ryapushka, Omul, Sig and others. The owner of the shop is Sergey Zakharov, for him this is the first experience of a small business.

Amendments have been made to the State Duma introducing criminal liability for violating the rules of registration at the place of residence and place of stay. A bill has been introduced to the State Duma that would tighten control over the registration of citizens at their place of residence, RIA Novosti reports . It is proposed to introduce an article into the Code of Administrative Offences, providing for fines for living in an apartment without registration.

The total capitalization of the company will be $15 billion The research company PrivCo presented its forecast for large companies entering IPOs in the near future. According to him, Twitter will file an application for an IPO with the SEC (US Securities Commission) in the fourth quarter of 2013, and the placement itself will take place in the first quarter of 2014. PrivCo estimates that the company's revenue in 2012 was $245 million, up 180% from 2011.

No more than 140 characters per sign, as per Twitter message American design studio Pentagram has developed a design for road signs in the center of New York. Recently, a new option was presented by the local transport department. According to officials, it was previously impossible to sort out parking: there was too much text on the signs, and the signs were of different colors. Now each sign has no more than 140 characters, like a Twitter message.