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Yury Bespamyatnyy - Юрий Беспамятный
Selon une étude récente du groupe Gfk, moins d'un internaute sur cinq d'Europe centrale et orientale effectue des achats sur Internet. On observe une forte disparité entre ces pays. Ainsi, ce ne sont pas les pays les plus peuplés qui ont le taux de cyber acheteurs le plus important.
Net Effect | FOREIGN POLICY
The current chapter in the WikiLeaks saga has finally forced me to come out of my blogging semi-retirement! While I'm still trying to make sense of everything that has happened in the last ten days, here are some analytical notes on Anonymous and the challenges facing the Obama administration as it mulls an appropriate response to WikiLeaks. The impact of the recent wave of cyber-attacks launched by Anonymous on a handful of companies that dropped WikiLeaks as their client -- Amazon, EveryDNS, MasterCard, Visa and others -- is hard to gauge. I'm certain these attacks won't make any of these firms to reconsider, strike peace with WikiLeaks, and offer them some vouchers in compensation. But could the attacks serve as a deterrent to other firms that have been considering dropping WikiLeaks?W hen I first heard about Azerbaijan's "donkey bloggers," I couldn't help think of an opposition politician I had met on a reporting trip in the town of Lankoran, close to the border with Iran. The head of the local Musavat Party, Yadigar Sadigov, a genial and intellectual man, seemed to be the personification of the marginalized opposition in the former Soviet Union. His office was small, dark, with a few academic tomes, and posters curling up on the wall. He seemed resigned to the fate of being in a state of perpetual and nominal opposition. You didn't get the impression that this was an organization that was going to take down the Aliyev regime. The donkey bloggers, on the other hand, were young, web-savvy, and English-speaking.
Tangled Web
Global Voices in English
In late March, less than three weeks after Putin's re-election to the Russian presidency, an online petition emerged, calling for stricter controls on foreign-funded Russian NGOs. Kevin Rothrock reports.
Technology Liberation Front ? Keeping politicians' hands off the Net & everything else related to technology
I was astounded to see the misstatements and misapplication of math in a recent Atlantic blog post called “ How Much Is Your Data Worth? Mmm, Somewhere Between Half a Cent and $1,200 .” For his back-of-envelope calculations about the value of personal data, Alexis Madrigal writes, “User profiles — slices of our digital selves — are sold in large chunks, i .e. at least 10,000 in a batch.
DigiCha-Internet, Digital Media, Online Gaming, Web, China
Sina’s ( $ SINA ) recently released 20-F filing has an interesting section on regulatory risk surrounding Weibo. The company admits it has not fully implemented real name registration. Perhaps this is just legal boilerplate that investors can ignore because, you know, the Chinese government is afraid of Weibo and would never dare to shut it down, even for a few days. We are required to, but have not, verified the identities of all of our users who post on Weibo, and our noncompliance exposes us to potentially severe punishment by the Chinese government. On December 16, 2011, the Beijing Municipal Government issued the Microblog Rules. Among other things, the Microblog Rules require users who post publicly on microblogs to submit their real identities to the microblogging service provider, which is required to verify the identities of its users.
China News, Current Events & Headlines | China Digital Times (CDT)
The location of legal activist Chen Guangcheng remains uncertain following his escape from house arrest in the Shandong village of Dongshigu, with widespread speculation pointing to the US embassy in Beijing. He is reported to be somewhere “100% safe”, but the same cannot be said of friends, family and supporters, against whom reprisals are either feared or already apparently underway. Chen is said to have prepared for months for his escape, spending more and more time in bed so that
February 1, 2011 By Nick Wilsdon Leave a Comment Yandex have pushed out a new feature to help users RTFM on technical searches. For example, searching for "c++ adjacent_find" users will get a relevant snippet from the source document. Example 1: Search for term "c++ adjacent_find Example 2: Search for css term "css float" It's a smart feature and certainly returns more useful … Read More January 19, 2011 By Nick Wilsdon Leave a Comment
RussianMarketer Russian SEO | SEM Marketing Agency Blog
On my last visit to Moscow, I met Michael Golovanov , Executive Director of Insiders online, a digital division of the leading communications agency in Russia. Here’s an extract of my interview with him. What kind of Russian or Western organizations are the most active in running social media campaigns in the Russian speaking internet? What areas do they represent?
Social media lessons from Russia and the UK
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Confiance et... 22.03.12 “Dans le business de la publication, les lecteurs sont les produits et les consommateurs sont les publicitaires”, affirme Dave Winer, paraphrasant une citation célèbre : “Si vous ne voyez pas le produit, c’est que vous êtes le produit”. Nous avons fréquemment mentionné Jonah Lehrer dans nos colonnes.Netpolitweets : l’euro-pétition est là, gamification militante, e-diplomatie et bons baisers à l’Iran… Ce n’est pas un poisson d’avril : l’Initiative Citoyenne Européenne, aussi surnommée euro-pétition entre en vigueur aujourd’hui, 1er avril 2012. Elle est désormais ouverte aux 500 millions de citoyens européens, mais non sans restrictions drastiques. Cet article de Touteleurope résume les tenants et aboutissants de l’euro-pétition. Le portail officiel de la Commission fournit également toutes [...]
Blogs | Netpolitique
Dans son nouveau livre, Sharing , Philippe Aigrain, co-fondateur de La Quadrature du Net, propose un modèle de financement additionnel conçu pour permettre le développement soutenable des activités créatives, dans un contexte où le partage serait reconnu comme un droit. et un site interactif, http://www.sharing-thebook.net , où vous pourrez commenter les différents chapitres, télécharger le code source et les données utilisées dans le livre, et faire tourner les modèles de financement avec les paramètres de votre choix.