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RuNet Gourmet
Respect the Revolution
It is very easy, especially for someone who has been online 24/7 for the past two weeks, to fall into the trap of the collective excitement presently sweeping over the Russian-language Internet.
1Boo’s the New Black
Some issues resonate with RuNet users more than others, but in the many years I’ve been watching this community few have elicited such a passionate response as Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s bungled trip to a sports event at Moscow’s Olimpiysky Stadium.1When the Russians Go Marching In
Ordering the Music
Wall Street Woes
Whether out of “love” for all things American or out of concern for the future of the dollar (to which the future of the ruble is so closely tied), Russian Internet users seem to be more preoccupied with the protests sweeping Wall Street than Americans themselves.3The Dark Side Has Cookies
Power Tripping Over Oscars
Curiosity 9/11
As the world marks the tenth anniversary of the tragic events in the United States on September 11, 2001, the Russian segment of the online community is also very much involved in the discussion, both in terms of analyzing the changes that have taken place in the world in the past ten years and in plumbing the circumstances surrounding the terrorist acts themselves.2What the Nakh?
A New Shade of Gray
RuNet Gourmet
The Russian Internet (RuNet) is a tapestry of blogs, activist projects, social experiments and an occasional dash of the downright loony mixed in for good measure. All of it, though, opens a window into present-day Russian society. And all of it is largely inaccessible to non-Russian speakers. I scour RuNet to bring you the highlights and lowlights of what the Russian neck of the Internet woods has to offer. Oh – and you'll never see this stuff on the evening news!
Anna Arutiunova is the Executive Editor of RussiaProfile.Org
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