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02.06.2010, 23:07
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The commercial introduction of 4G-mobile technology in Russia may be postponed indefinitely as the country’s mobile operators are competing for the necessary frequencies with the Ministry of Defense.
03.09.2010, 20:59
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Internet users from Russia's Far East sigh with relief as a regional court has at last lifted a ban on YouTube, which had been blocked for allegedly promoting extremist ideology.
30.06.2010, 22:09
Law enforcement agencies are hitting the Internet with their own version of Facebook, giving people the possibility to report crimes from the comfort of their laptops.
07.07.2010, 21:47
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Software giant Microsoft has agreed to give the Federal Security Service access to the source codes for its latest products.
19.10.2010, 21:21
Russia's most popular social network website won a million-ruble law suit against a media giant.
17.06.2010, 22:37
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The imminent sale of instant messaging service ICQ to a Russian company has set alarm bells ringing in the US. Senior officials are worried they will lose one of their main ways of keeping an eye on the underworld.
07.04.2011, 17:29
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This day in Russian history marks the creation of the Russian Internet, the first party of iron ore extracted from the largest basin on Earth, and Königsberg becoming part of the USSR.
13.07.2010, 21:22
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Despite concerns from US security officials, one of the world’s largest instant-messaging services – ICQ – has finally changed citizenship.
15.10.2010, 21:53
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One of the most complex and tricky, Russian language might soon become much easier to learn. The main reason, lexicologists say, is plenty of new English words that have just made it into the culture.
30.06.2010, 22:59
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Keeping the promise not to forget his microblog, President Medvedev has tweeted one of his biggest gripes.
Published: 26 August, 2010, 21:01
Edited: 12 October, 2010, 23:10
The Russian division of Microsoft appears to have inadvertently revealed a corporate secret.
Nice !
Yes RT, you just advertised for MS and your ad department made no $ on the deal! Personally, I'll stick to my Firefox!
RT, you fell for the old "Oops, we didn't mean to release that! (hope this generates a lot of press)" trick. Sneaky PR.