Odnoklassniki mocks Navalny using paid badges Despite the official refusal of Odnoklassniki to place political advertisements, users found a way to campaign for Navalny. Now some people put a red circle on their avatars, others mock campaign materials. And the social network makes money on everyone at once.

Editor-in-chief about changes in the project Everything seems to be going according to plan. We finally have a clear vision of the product the team is moving towards. The new TJournal is a publication in which robots and people harmoniously complement each other. We do not deviate from the previous concept - on the contrary, we expand it, developing our technologies and editorial staff. And the new structure only suggests: read the project sequentially, from top to bottom.

Russian Internet personalities about their attitude towards religion We continue to publish the opinions of famous Runet figures about their attitude to religion. Following the five IT industry startups , people working in the field of PR and media told TJournal about their experiences. Georgy Lobushkin, press secretary of VKontakte I am agnostic.

Famous Internet entrepreneur on the consequences of Steve Ballmer's departure Author: Nastya Prazdnichnaya The departure of Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has given rise to a lot of speculation about the future of the almost thirty-year-old corporation. Aaron Levy, founder of cloud storage company Box, which is used by 92% of Fortune 500 corporations, offers advice to Ballmer's future successor. In technology, events like this only happen once in every generation.

How was the first month with the anti-piracy law? The first month has passed since the anti-piracy law came into force. The largest Internet companies warned that it poses a threat to the entire Runet due to ill-conceived and unclear wording. TJournal recalls what this month was memorable for and whether the dire predictions came true. The anti-piracy law was adopted extremely quickly, in a couple of weeks.

For those who have more than 10 thousand followers on Instagram, Sydney's 1888 Hotel is giving a free night, writes Mashable . In addition to popular users, those whose number of subscribers is far from the established limit can also qualify for a free night: once a month, a friendly competition is held for guests who took a photo in a branded frame in the hotel lobby and posted it on Instagram with the hashtag #1888Hotel. For others, the cost of a room for a day starts from $140.

The Russian wing of the Anonymous hacker movement carried out a series of attacks on government supporters' websites on Sunday. The website of the Nashi movement and the official resource of supporters of the United Russia party have gone offline from their actions. According to the hackers, “things will get more interesting.” The hackers reported on their achievements on the microblogs @Russian_Revolt and @Ops_Russia .

Funeral services for geeks Funeral services have been a profitable business at all times, long before the birth of the Internet or the word “startup”. But with the advent of new technologies, the attitude towards death and its consequences is also changing - you can bequeath to bury yourself in space, create an epitaph website for yourself, or look for ghosts using an iPhone application.

The main character of the new ASUS commercial is the male gorilla Harry, whose wife is stopping him from playing Fruit ninja. The video was published on the official asusru YouTube channel with the comment “Look how Gorilla Harry and ASUS Fonepad work together perfectly.” The video has not gained wide popularity - it has only 8,000 views in the 10 days since its publication.