Social network users began to compare the deaths of actors Yuri Yakovlev and Paul Walker On the weekend of November 30 and December 1, news appeared alternately about the death of actors Yuri Yakovlev and Paul Walker . Instead of simply honoring the memory of both, social media users started a squabble over whose death was more tragic. appeared in the media On November 30, news about the death of People's Artist of the USSR Yuri Yakovlev.

The website directory.io allegedly posted all the private and public keys of users of the Bitcoin electronic payment system. A rumor about a hack of a system that had previously been considered invulnerable immediately caused the Bitcoin rate to collapse, but the situation turned out to be just a joke. Unknown people allegedly published on the website directory.io all the private keys of Bitcoin users, knowing which one can gain access to the contents of their owners’ electronic wallets.

Vladislav Tsyplukhin about PR on bitcoins Vladislav Tsyplukhin about the unexpected and still vague noise around bitcoins and how, in his opinion, you can use the hot topic for PR for your company. My financial (and technical) literacy, unfortunately, does not allow me to seriously discuss the topic of investing in bitcoins.

The Minister of Communications answers questions from bloggers On December 1, came into force a law abolishing “mobile slavery” in Russia. Minister of Communications Nikolai Nikiforov spoke about the first results of the initiative. Minister of Communications Nikolai Nikiforov Thanks to the law abolishing “mobile slavery”, from December 1, Russians will be able to change their cellular service provider, leaving the same phone number.

On the blogs of popular LiveJournal users, unknown persons posted identical publications with a link to Vedomosti. The account owners stated that they had nothing to do with the published posts. Entries with a link to the publication’s article about Central Bank Chairman Elvira Nabiullina appeared in the blogs of Anton Nosik, Alexei Navalny, Rustem Adagamov, Boris Akunin, Dmitry “Mitrich” Chernyshev and other top bloggers.