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Files under: News, Web 2.0
Posted by: Quintura @ 14:01 [11. 08. 08]
The most popular blog service in Russia, LiveJournal, which is owned by SUP, has revealed a new format for display advertisments on its Russian news blog. Being the 5th most-visited site in Moscow (according to TNS Web Index), the company is looking for more effective ways to monetize its audience.
LiveJournal will no longer sell top [...]
Files under: News, Web 2.0
Posted by: Quintura @ 09:47 [23. 06. 08]
The publishing house Kommersant agreed to merge its Internet newspaper Gazeta.ru into SUP, the owner of LiveJournal, reported both Gazeta.ru and business daily Kommersant. As a result of non-cash deal, Kommersant will obtain just under 50% stake in SUP and nominate two directors to SUP’s Board.
According to TNS Web Index, the daily audience of Gazeta.ru [...]
Files under: News, Tech, Web 2.0
Posted by: Quintura @ 19:39 [13. 06. 08]
The leading Russian social networking site Vkontakte has been named top Russian web-site, in the list of top ten Web 2.0 sites in Russia reported by an Eastern European advisory firm GoalEurope, based on data collected by Alexa.
Vkontakte, which was started as a copycat of Facebook by two brothers Pavel and Nikolai Durov in St. [...]
Files under: News
Posted by: Quintura @ 17:13 [16. 04. 08]
The average Russian blogger is a 22-year old female who lives in Moscow, makes 6 blog posts per month and has nineteen blog “friends”, says a new study on the state of the Russian blogosphere from Yandex.
There are 3.8 million Russian blogs, up 23% from October 2007. Only 20% of Russian blogs are updated once [...]
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