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Russia's federal censor has been throttling YouTube playback speeds for the last month or so, just like it slowed Twitter data transfer speeds back in 2021. Throughout August, Russian Internet users have reported sudden and widespread outages in access to popular apps and services like Telegram, WhatsApp, Skype, Wikipedia, Steam, Discord, and more. While the RuNet crackdown has become a familiar feature of the Putin regime, its technical side is hard to understand. For help with the science of Russian Internet censorship and surveillance, Meduza spoke to Sarkis Darbinyan, a senior legal counsel to the digital rights group RKS Global (which recently published a report titled “State of Surveillance: A Study on How the Russian State, Through Laws and Technology, Carries Out Digital Surveillance”) and Philipp Dietrich, a project officer for the “Risks of the Sovereign Internet for Russia and Beyond” project at the German Council on Foreign Relations's Center for Order and Governance in Eastern Europe, Russia, and Central Asia. Timestamps for this episode: (3:58) The technical underbelly of Internet throttling (6:24) Telegram's public role and past political controversies in Russia (10:05) Police surveillance tools and data leaks (19:15) Meet SORM, the FSB's surveillance system (30:54) VPNs, Google Global Cache, and the Internet's CDN infrastructureКак поддержать нашу редакцию — даже если вы в России и вам очень страшно

After February 24, 2022, when many Western Internet companies withdrew from Russia, and the Russian state itself outlawed other online platforms, the RuNet's future seemed uncertain. How would Russia's Internet market develop? Where would the authorities turn for the technology needed to pursue “digital sovereignty” and more advanced censorship tools? More than a year later, the RuNet hasn't collapsed, Russia's biggest Internet tech company Yandex posted almost $136 million in profits last year, and Russia's means of policing of online speech are more hidden from the public than ever. At the same time, Yandex is carving itself up, selling off assets and moving entire divisions abroad to stay competitive internationally. And networks like YouTube and Telegram, which host a lot of content the Kremlin hardly welcomes, are still available in Russia. To get a sense of the current state of the Russian Internet and online free speech in Russia today, The Naked Pravda turns to Dr. Mariëlle Wijermars, a CORE fellow at the Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies at the University of Helsinki and the coauthor of the recent article “Digital Authoritarianism and Russia's War Against Ukraine.” Meduza also spoke to Sarkis Darbinyan, the senior legal expert at RosKomSvoboda, an Internet watchdog that's monitored the RuNet since the early days of the Kremlin's coordinated online censorship. Timestamps for this episode: (4:41) The Russian state's ongoing efforts to court prominent bloggers (10:43) Facebook and Instagram in Russia today (12:28) The story behind RosKomSvoboda (14:26) How Russia's Internet censors are getting smarter (16:58) Roles for artificial intelligence in Internet censorship (18:35) What Russia might block next (21:03) How Russian law enforcement find, flag, and prosecute illegal online speech (24:16) Global trends in Internet censorshipКак поддержать нашу редакцию — даже если вы в России и вам очень страшно

Bugün, Türkiye'deki İnternet özgürlüğü, Libya'dakinden az, Irak'takinden az, Uganda'kinden az. Nasıl bu hale geldik, dünya genelindeki trendler neler, bu özgürlükler nasıl ölçülüyor, internet giderek daha açık bir yer haline mi geliyor yoksa parçalanıyor mu?(Not: Beni doğrudan destekleyen 400 kişiye katılabilirsiniz, ufak bonuslar var. Yoksa da iTunes'da notlayıp yorum yazarak yardımcı olabilirsiniz.)Bu podcast, Cambly hakkında reklam içerir.Cambly'nin %60 indirimden 6fularsiz koduyla yararlanmak için aşağıdaki linke tıklayın.https://cambly.biz/6fularsizCambly Kids'in %60 indiriminden 6fularsizkids koduyla yararlanmak için ise aşağıdaki linke tıklayın.https://cambly.biz/6fularsizkids.Bu podcast, Kidly hakkında reklam içerir.Çocukların sosyal ve duygusal gelişimini destekleyen, eğitici ve çook eğlenceli Kidly kütüphanesini, ücretsiz deneme süresiyle keşfetmek için tıklayın.Bölümler:(00:05) Libyadan daha az özgürlük. (Röportaj: Takip ve Dezenformasyon).(01:38) Porno yasağı.(04:45) Ekşi Sözlük yasağı.(09:30) Türkiye İnternet Özgürlükleri Raporu.(14:12) Dünyadan örnekler.(19:35) İnternetin parçalanması (RuNet, ITU ve New IP).(23:30) Devam bölümleri, Patreon teşekkürleri..Kaynaklar:Video Röportaj: Takip ve Dezenformasyon (Türkçe altyazı)Rapor: İnternet Özgürlükleri 2022Rapor (pdf): Susma 24 - 2022Yazı: Digital Great GameVideo: Batıdaki internet sansürleriSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rosyjskie media niezależne kwitną w internecie. Kreml robi jednak wszystko, aby ograniczyć zwykłym Rosjanom dostęp do nich. Jak mieszkańcy Rosji omijają zakazy i czy Moskwa chce zbudować suwerenny internet wzorem Chin - o to zapytałem Aleksieja Sidorenkę z projektu Teplica wzmacniającego społeczeństwo obywatelskie w Rosji poprzez technologie informatyczne. Stałe wsparcie dla podcastu Po prostu Wschód: https://patronite.pl/PoProstuWschod https://zrzutka.pl/6m35sn. Jeśli spodobał się Państwu konkretnie jeden odcinek, możecie przekazać napiwek buycoffee.to/ppw Playlista Radio Wschód, czyli najlepsza muzyka ze Wschodu https://cutt.ly/BRLGvhP Zachęcam do zajrzenia na fan-page Po prostu Wschód: https://www.facebook.com/poprostuwschod https://www.instagram.com/po_prostu_wschod/ Mój Twitter https://twitter.com/PogorzelskiP #internet, #Rosja, #Putin, #Kreml, #cenzura

Antariksh Matters: Shattering Space Record Myths— Pranav R SatyanathEarlier this week, a record was broken in the shadowy world of military space tech. At least, that's what some of the headlines make you believe. The secretive X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle (OTV) uncrewed spaceplane, operated by the US Space Force, landed at the NASA Kennedy Space Center on November 12th after spending 908 days in orbit. It broke the previous orbital record (780 days) by a large margin. The spaceplane, which is built by Boeing, has been in operation since 2010. Its mission and purpose are largely unknown, building some sort of a myth around this mini-Space Shuttle-looking vehicle.Let's take a step back. From all the open-source images available, we know that the X-37B has a single liquid-fuelled engine built by Aerojet and powered by storable propellants. This means it can stay in orbit by increasing its altitude. So, one can say that spaceplanes are not very different from regular satellites, which operate for years and decades in orbit. Now compare those years and decades to 908 days. Not much, right? Well, yes. So long as the spaceplane can maintain orbital speed, it can stay in orbit as long as its operators wish. Although we don't know much about the X-37B's true purpose, we know some meta details that give clues as to what the purpose might be. The programme that gave birth to the X-37B isn't a secret. Back in the early 1990s, people in the US government got pretty worried about the costs of operating the Space Shuttle. It was reusable for sure, but it was a slow and painstaking process to get the vehicle back to space. So, the US Congress told NASA to go and look at other alternatives. The result was the Access to Space study, which outlined faster, better, cheaper and smaller alternatives to the Suttle. After pondering their heads over what to test, NASA began to fund a handful of companies to research and develop reusable spaceplanes, including Single-Stage To Orbit (SSTO) tech, which is considered the pinnacle of rocketry.Chief among these experimental spaceplanes included Lockheed Martin's X-33 and Orbital Science's X-34 reusable launch vehicles, along with Boeing's X-37 experimental space manoeuvring vehicle. By 1999, NASA saw the funds dry up and no progress to show. The US Air Force (USAF) was ready to take up the X-34 and the X-37 programmes. The X-34 programme got cancelled, and the X-37 was transferred to the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). Two years later, the X-37B was in the hands of the USAF.From what we know, we can draw out two hypotheses:* The X-37B is a highly manoeuvrable vehicle used to inspect suspicious activities and objects in space. * The X-37B is a test vehicle for the US Space Force (and Air Force) which allows them to test hypersonic re-entry, autonomous capabilities and perhaps, deployment of small payloads.A part of the second hypothesis is already confirmed. Astronomer and space watcher Jonathan McDowell reported that the X-37B launched a subsatellite named the FalconSAT-t8, an experimental payload developed by the Air Force Academy. The second hypothesis is less likely to be true, as small satellites can perform a far better (and less suspicious) job of inspecting suspicious activities and objects.Like the US, the Chinese also have a handful of spaceplane projects. It will not be surprising that these vehicles will have both civilian and military uses. India is also testing a version of its spaceplane called the Reusable Launch Vehicle-Technology Demonstrator (RLV-TD). Spaceplanes are interesting. But we must not get carried away by spooky headlines.Comments on the Draft Telecommunications Bill, 2022— Satya Sahu and Gayathri PotiThe draft Telecommunications Bill, 2022 will do more to prohibit Digital India's growth story rather than facilitate it. We outline some of its most glaring issues:Definitional Over-breadth, Legislative Conflict and Procedural Lacunae* Explanatory Note to the Bill in para.51 reassures that provisions concerning internet shutdowns recognize citizens' rights; there is no enumeration of this safeguard in the concerned clause nor mechanisms for judicial oversight or review panels to record the legality of suspension orders à la the Telecom Suspension Rules, 2017.* The Union Government recently withdrew the Personal Data Protection Bill, 2021. In the absence of a data protection regime and an independent Data Protection Authority vested with powers to implement safeguards on the access and use of personal data by public authorities in line with the principles laid out in Puttaswamy and Shreya Singhal. , Clause 24(2)(b) contributes to the increasingly fragmented data protection framework in India, alongside the IT Act, 2000, SEBI Data Sharing Policy, 2019, Payments and Settlements Act, 2008 etc. Regulatory uncertainty and compliance costs within this framework become increasingly difficult due to the wide gamut of entities subject to the definition of "Telecommunication services" under Clause 2(2). The increased cost of compliance with implementing KYC norms and mandatory licensing regimes will result in extremely high barriers to entry for players in the OTT market. It will ensure that only market players with significant resources to meet these obligations can afford to remain in it, amplifying concerns about stifled innovation and competition in this oligopolistic sector.* Subjecting OTT platforms to DoT jurisdiction creates regulatory overlap with MeitY's powers, creating potentially conflicting laws, duplication of efforts by regulators and market players alike, ownership of implementation measures, and increasing costs of conducting business.* OTT platforms like real-time messaging services deploy E2E encryption. Currently, access to encrypted communication is governed by the 2021 Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code released by MeitY. Under this, significant social media intermediaries are only expected to enable the identification of the first originator of the information. The rules deliberately refrain from mandating access to the contents of the communication (especially since the 2015 draft rules that insisted on making available the plaintext of communications was met with heavy criticism), but Clause 24 empowers the Government to gain access to the contents of the communication as well. This conflicts with the 2021 Code and further aggravates the issue of regulatory overlap. The provision implicitly requires OTT platforms to create encryption backdoors and inevitably undermines Constitutional protection for free speech afforded by encryption.* The territorial applicability of the provisions of the Bill has not been described unlike in the Telegraph Act, 1885, and the IT Act, 2000, which circumscribe their application in terms of geography and cyber attribution. The telecom and OTT sectors depend on cross-border interconnectivity and rely on internationally administered infrastructure like satellites, marine fibre-optic cable networks, etc. It is necessary to foresee and describe the territorial limits of domestic law to avoid international conflict of laws to maintain market confidence and decrease legal costs and instances of interruption in critical services.* Clause 46 (k) of the Bill dilutes TRAI's standing to requisition information from the Government and provide recommendations before awarding licenses. Deleting the non-obstante clause and provisos to S.11 (1) of the TRAI Act eliminates TRAI's role in ensuring a level playing field for TSPs and fair and non-discriminatory treatment by the Government. Vesting TRAI with the power to investigate predatory pricing exacerbates existing overlap between the mandates of TRAI and CCI, increasing possibility of regulatory arbitrage. * Clause 24(1) vests the Central Government with the power to take temporary possession of telecommunication services, networks, and infrastructure, in the occurrence of any public emergency or in the interest of public safety. Clause 24(4) makes the exercise of this power concomitant with the duration of a public emergency or occasion. The Bill, however, does not provide any procedure for Government action nor define the terms' public safety' and 'public emergency', undermining the temporary nature of this power, inviting constitutional scrutiny and low investor confidence.Insufficient Justifications for Overarching Policy * OTT platforms should be permitted to continue operating under the existing framework without any regulatory intervention until the ITU and similar foreign jurisdictions conclusively determine the regulation of such platforms. TRAI's 2020 recommendations propose no deviation from this approach, especially since there has been limited global progress concerning OTT regulation.* Compliance with KYC norms is mandated for the issuance of SIM Cards and broadband connections; extending this requirement for accessing OTT communication services is unwarranted. The rigours associated with KYC rules are reserved for tightly regulated sectors like banking, where identity verification systems combat the incidence of high-risk pernicious activities. Mandating adherence to the KYC process for creating an account on an IM/e-mail/video telephony platform is not only disproportionate but is likely to dissuade users from accessing critical services. In particular, KYC formalities will deter consumers from testing newer platforms which could result in market stagnation.* Clause 32 envisages framing regulatory sandboxes to enable innovation and technological development in the sector. However, it allows access to regulatory sandboxes only as part of the terms and conditions under its new licensing regime defeating the intent of a regulatory sandbox. Providing access to this environment only upon the award of a license raises the costs of introducing new technology in a fixed-capital-intensive sector like telecom and entrenches the market power of already dominant entities who can bear this cost. The extent and nature of the usage of new technology cannot always be preempted in the terms of a license at the time of licensing. This creates the future burden of bearing opportunity costs of not being able to leverage its own technology in new ways on the licensee, leading to avoidable legal costs and ad hoc renegotiation.The authors are students of Takshashila's GCPP (Technology & Policy) Programme.Matsyanyaaya: Splinternet Conviction?— Bharath ReddyWe often hear predictions about a splinter-net or a bifurcated Internet. What does this mean? And what are the incentives at play other than the obvious state control and censorship?To get an idea of how the Internet could split and what it means, a good example would be Runet - the Russian national segment of the Internet. Russian interventions to create an independent national Internet range from state censorship to mandating ISPs to use national Domain Name System (DNS) servers (where website names are translated to addresses). There are also forces from outside Russia incentivising the split as well. During the initial phase of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, there were appeals by Ukraine to remove Russian domains from DNS servers which would cut them off from the rest of the Internet. This request was rejected as it could destroy trust in a global internet if the DNS does not remain neutral. However, requests by Ukraine to certificate authorities that issue SSL and TLS certificates for websites have been more successful, creating barriers in the process. Lastly, the hardware sanctions and market exits following the conflict could potentially lead to a split in internet standards.As you might know, the Internet is based on communication protocols which enable different devices to speak a common language and communicate with each other. Broadly, these protocols can be classified under - content, logic and infrastructure layers. While censorship at the content layer is quite common, a fork in the lower logic and infrastructure layers could have serious ramifications. Network effects, protocol politics and geopolitics, come together here. The largest networks have incentives to refuse to be interoperable with competitors. In the current nature of the Internet, the US and its allies wield power to cut off competitors from critical chokepoints. This power has been exercised to an extent during the recent sanctions against China and Russia. The threat of such actions creates incentives for bifurcated supply chains and in this world of bifurcated supply chains there would be takers for China's vision of national internet sovereignty. In such a scenario, future network protocols such as New IP being developed by Huawei could become more widespread. The intelligence built into the protocols at the logic and infrastructure layers could enable more surveillance and control by the ISPs and the State.The concerns around the splitting of the Internet is thus a complex interplay between technology, geopolitics, and the relation between the State and the individual.The report titled “One, Two, or Two Hundred Internets” by the Center for Security Studies (CSS), ETH Zürich is an exciting read that covers this subject in detail. As the author hopes, it helps enable informed discussion and decision-making on splitting the Internet.Our Reading Menu[Opinion] Road Ahead for UPI: Free Public Infrastructure or Yet Another Payment Mechanism? by Rohan Pai and Mihir Mahajan.[Chapter] Gene Editing and the Need to Reevaluate Bioweapons by Shambhavi Naik.[Book] Cellular: An Economic and Business History of the International Mobile-Phone Industry by Daniel D. Garcia-Swartz and Martin Campbell-Kelly. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hightechir.substack.com

Ryssland har setts som en av de mest aggressiva aktörerna vad avser cyberoperationer. Däremot kvarstår många frågor om vad Ryssland gör åt sitt egna cyberförsvar eftersom de själva råkat ut för rejäla IT-säkerhetsskandaler och attacker både före och under invasionen av Ukraina. Och hur är det med USA? Vad händer i USA i rådande säkerhetspolitiska läge och hur ser de på saken just nu? Det och mycket annat handlar dagens avsnitt av IT-säkerhetspodden om. Mikael Simovits är kryptolog med lång erfarenhet av att arbeta inom data- och nätverkssäkerhetsindustrin och dessutom skicklig pen-testare. Pontus Krohn är en före detta svensk marinofficer med över 30 års tjänst. Han har under fyra år tjänstgjort som förbindelseofficer vid Pentagons utvecklingsavdelning för gemensam krigföring. För närvarande tjänstgör Pontus som lektor i underrättelsestudier vid Mercyhurst University i Erie, Pennsylvania. Detta avsnitt är ett samarbetsavsnitt med Sig Security och som bygger på deras föreläsning från i mars i år. Intervjuare: Erik Zalitis. Inledning av Mattias Jadesköld. På schemat: 00:00 - Vinjett 03:07 - Titeln är Ryssland vs USA - Vad betyder det för er? 04:37 - Vi börjar med Ryssland: hur är deras cyberattackförmåga? 07:35 - Om attacken mot OPCV 10:20 (Ryssarna) har ingen koll på sin egen data när de attackerar. 11:20 Vad gör Ryssland åt sitt eget cyberförsvar? De är ju också ett mål. 12:53 Är det något mer installerat på Ryska folkets datorer? (Keyloggers, bakdörrar, etc) 13:42 Runet : vad är kopplingen till Drutten och Jena? 15:09 Drutten stora öron, vad lyssnar de på egentligen?   16:10 Mikael: "Swift-bojkotten har inte hjälpt, Ryssland har sitt eget system kallat Mir." 16:42 Erik: - "De väntar sig att bli ex-kommunicerade ?" 17:59 - Berätta om cyberattackerna mot Ryssland - det finns en del mönster att se, eller hur? 21:35 - Allt detta måste ha påverkat Rysslands syn på cyberförsvar, eller hur? 22:11 - "RUNet har inte fungerat överhuvudtaget." 22:30 - En sammanställning av cyberattackerna mot Ryssland från världen före och efter Ukraina-invasionen. 25:23 - Attacken 29 mars 2022 mot Ryska "Luftfarsverket" 26:56 - Hur ser hotbilden ut från Ryssland mot Sverige. 26:37 - Vad är "Wiperware" ? 27:50 Över till USA - vad händer? 29:13 Hur ligger USA till cybersäkerhetsmässigt? 32:24 Hur är Ryska befolkningen när det gäller kunskap om IT-säkerhet 34:02 Pontus: "Republikanerna har blivit övervakade". Situationen är politiserad. 34:48 Pontus: "Ryssland har skickligt påverkat båda lägren" 35:45 2019 ville Trump-administrationen samarbeta med Ryssland om cybersäkerhet. Vad beror det på? 36:30 Pontus: "Nyhetstäckningen i Sverige är rätt ensidig". 38:32 Pontus: "Man börjar nu se en mer ensad linje i vad som måste göras". 39:51 USA och Stuxnet 40:07 Efter Snowden affären - har man gjort något för att hantera säkerheten? 42:41 Pontus: "Hunter Bidens laptop kommer bli en följetong". 43:17 Hur kommer det geopolitiska läget utvecklas enligt ett cybersäkerhetsperspektiv? 43:28 Mikael - Nato-vindar och osäkerhet efter valet 2016 med Trump samt historik om sanktioner mot Sverige under Sovjet-tiden. 44:25 Mikael: "Vi går från globalisering till nationalisering" 45:46 Pontus: "Håller med. En ny världsordning där vi måste fundera över situationen." 46:37 Pontus: "Kinesiska myndigheter ställer krav på Amerikanska företag. USA tänker på nationalisering". 48:50 "Vad kan man göra som privat-person eller företag?" 48:58 Mikael: "Det börjar normalt med social engineering. Bli mer misstänksam" 49:34 Pontus: "Utbilda alla" 51:03 "Vad gör ni härnest?" Show notes: https://www.itsakerhetspodden.se/167-ryssland-vs-usa-med-sig-security/

Kirill Gotovtsev is one of the oldest Runet marketers. Graduated from VGIK, studied/worked with Petr Shchedrovitskiy in the last courses. Kirill was among the pioneers of domestic marketing by creating an industry portal and promo sites. The first seminar on what is now called SMM Kirill was held in 1998 in Novosibirsk at the Internet conference. He was one of the few who convinced Zurab Tsereteli to abandon the idea of erecting a monument to Brodsky. For the last 8 years he has been in private practice. Talks about how cool it is to work as an adviser and with an adviser before the crypto hype made this word well-known. A practicing "television chef", he has four seasons of different cooking shows behind him, now he does something like restaurant criticism, oddly enough on Instagram. Kirill is a rather experienced biker, his article “why motorcycles ride between the rows” is probably one of the most quoted in the motorcycle theme - every year it is reprinted 5-6 times. For the last couple of months he has been working on a course on strategies for beginners, it seems to be the only course of its kind for a person who wants to figure it out from scratch. FIND KIRILL ON SOCIAL MEDIA LinkedIn | VKontakte | Facebook | Instagram | Telegram ================================ SUPPORT & CONNECT: Support on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/denofrich Twitter: https://twitter.com/denofrich Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/denofrich YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/denofrich Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/den_of_rich/ Hashtag: #denofrich © Copyright 2022 Den of Rich. All rights reserved.

Das Internet läuft meist reibungslos, weil überall auf der Welt verteilt entsprechende Dienste dafür sorgen. Doch Russland könnte sich bald davon abspalten. Ist ein isoliertes Internet überhaupt möglich? Und was kann im schlimmsten Fall passieren?

Seit Jahren schon strebt Russland mehr digitale Autonomie an, und versucht nun sogar ein eigenes Internet aufzubauen. Aber kann die Regierung Russlands das "Runet" vom globalen Internet abkoppeln? Außerdem geht es um einen Raketenabsturz auf dem Mond, die Psychologie des Gendersterns und die Macht der Karten. Dr. Mark Benecke klärt über künstlichen Walkot auf.

Da El Salvador arrivano pessime notizie sul Vulcano Bond. Tra rinvii, poca trasparenza e notizie fumose qualcosa non torna. Facciamo le pulci e approfondiamo quanto sappiamo finora.Putin dichiara di voler isolare la Russia e dividere internet. Che ne sarà di Bitcoin in questo scenario apocalittico? Inoltre vi sveliamo che cos'è il Bitcoin Event Horizon. Ancora una volta il Bitcoin come in Italia non lo racconta nessuno!Lift off!

Su Radiogold continuiamo a parlare del "fronte digitale" della guerra e delle novità che lo riguardano.

Save Meduza!https://support.meduza.io/enWe're now more than three weeks deep into Moscow's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, and many are asking the question: What information is still reaching Russians? Unless you're using a VPN to tunnel beneath the state's censorship, Instagram is blocked, Facebook is blocked, Twitter is blocked, and YouTube is probably next. The independent news media is in tatters, and it looks like the main social networks left standing will be domestic services like Odnoklassniki and Vkontakte, which enforce the Kremlin's political censorship — and then there's Telegram. For a better understanding of what this means for Russia's information space — focusing particularly on Russians' increased reliance on Telegram — The Naked Pravda welcomes back Dr. Tanya Lokot, an associate professor in Digital Media and Society at the School of Communications at Dublin City University in Ireland, and Dr. Mariëlle Wijermars, an assistant professor in Cyber-Security and Politics at Maastricht University in the Netherlands. The two scholars recently coauthored an article published in the journal Post-Soviet Affairs, titled, “Is Telegram a ‘Harbinger of Freedom'? The Performance, Practices, and Perception of Platforms as Political Actors in Authoritarian States.” Timestamps for this episode: (4:02) Is Telegram a “harbinger of freedom”? (5:05) How does Telegram's lack of moderation potentially endanger vulnerable groups? (8:10) How vulnerable are Telegram users to government snooping? (11:06) Why do users stick with Telegram if there are serious security concerns about the service? (13:16) On Telegram head Pavel Durov's mixed messages in Ukraine (17:30) Are the U.S. social media giants any better? (20:32) Revisiting Telegram during the 2020–2021 Belarusian protests (21:11) What content is available on Telegram during Russia's invasion of Ukraine? (26:36) That year between 2018 and 2019 when Russia “blocked” Telegram (31:10) What's next for the RuNet?

Unter der Bezeichnung Runet will Russland das heimische Internet unter Kontrolle bringen. Was es damit auf sich hat und wie das funktionieren soll, erklären wir im Podcast. Danach reden wir über die MGM-Übernahme durch Amazon. Die ist so gut wie über den Tisch. Netflix testet legales Account-Sharing – gegen einen entsprechenden Aufpreis. Um viel Geld geht es auch bei «Elden Ring», das Spiel bricht derzeit alle Rekorde und zählt bereits über zwölf Millionen Verkäufe.  Gesehen haben wir den Netflix-Film «The Adam Project» sowie den japanischen Indie-Streifen «Beyond the infinite two minutes». Letzterer erzählt in nur 70 Minuten eine packende Zeitschleifen-Geschichte.Gespielt haben wir den «Mario Kart»-Abklatsch «Chocobo GP». Danach sind wir durch das weisse Gold in «Shredders» geboarded. In «Core Keeper» haben wir geheimnisvolle Höhlen erkunden und in «Distant Worlds 2» den Versuch unternommen, das Universum zu besiedeln.   Wir wollen den digitec Podcast weiter verbessern und haben darum eine kurze Umfrage erstellt. Mehr als ein paar Minuten solltest du dafür nicht benötigen und es würde uns helfen, dich weiterhin bestmöglich zu unterhalten.Hier geht es zur Umfrage https://forms.gle/x4xD16fUsE4VwRss7Themen[00:08:55] Was ist Runet?[00:31:37] EU genehmigt Amazons MGM-Übernahme[00:35:06] Netflix testet Aufpreis für legales Account-Sharing[00:39:03] «Elden Ring» 12 Millionen Mal verkauft[00:46:18] «The Adam Project»[00:51:13] «Beyond the infinite two minutes»[00:53:12] «Chocobo GP»[01:00:03] «Shredders»[01:03:13] «Core Keeper»[01:04:50] «Distant Worlds 2»Mehr über die Redaktoren oder den digitec Podcast findest du auf der Website digitec.ch. Du kannst uns auch direkt folgen, indem du in einem Artikel von uns am Ende des Textes auf «Autor folgen» klickst.Philipp Rüegg auf digitec oder Twitter @laz0rbrainSimon Balissat auf digitec oder Twitter @en_graveLuca Fontana auf digitec oder Twitter @LFonta88E-Mail podcast@digitec.chDiscord https://discord.gg/evQWsMgRmkYoutube https://www.youtube.com/user/digitecAGTwitch https://www.twitch.tv/digitec_playgroundMusik von Claudio Beck

El responsable de Ciberseguridad y Blockchain de Tecnalia, Oscar Lage, nos explica la situación actual de la CyberWar entre Rusia y Ucrania en el Día 17 de la invasión. Rusia podría forzar su desconexión de Internet y adoptar su sistema Runet si persisten los ciberataques. El "hacktivismo", arrasa...

¿Qué va a pasar sin Facebook, WhatsApp o Instagram? ¿Se pueden comprar iPhones? ¿Se puede pagar con tarjetas de crédito? ¿Están corriendo por criptomonedas? Patrocinador: PcComponentes cumple 17 años con nosotros https://www.pccomponentes.com/aniversario?utm_source=mixxio&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=pca-2022 y quieren celebrarlo con una campaña gigante de descuentos, ofertas y concursos. En PcComponentes tienes devoluciones gratuitas https://www.pccomponentes.com/soporte/condiciones-para-devoluciones-de-clientes-particulares?utm_source=mixxio&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=pca-2022, envíos gratuitos a partir de 50 euros https://www.pccomponentes.com/soporte/promocion-de-envio-gratuito?utm_source=mixxio&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=pca-2022 que llegan a tu casa en 24 a 48 horas, una garantía de sustitución en 24 horas y en general un servicio cinco estrellas https://www.pccomponentes.com/aniversario?utm_source=mixxio&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=pca-2022. Me acompaña mi hermano Луис para contarnos cómo están viviendo los ciudadanos rusos las sanciones tecnológicas que están llegando los últimos días. Con docenas de empresas saliendo de Rusia, la situación para el ciudadano de a pie pasa de la rabia por perder funciones básicas, la impotencia e incluso también el desdén por lo inútil de algunas. ¿Cuánto han subido los precios de los componentes de ordenador? ¿Qué va a pasar sin Facebook, WhatsApp o Instagram? ¿Se pueden comprar PlayStations y iPhones? ¿Se puede pagar con tarjetas de crédito? ¿Están los rusos corriendo hacia las criptomonedas? Todo esto me lo responde con total candidez, en un episodio más que interesante. Así es RuNet, el internet de Putin que permite a Rusia estar conectada aunque todo el mundo le bloquee https://www.elespanol.com/omicrono/tecnologia/20220308/runet-internet-putin-permite-rusia-conectada-bloquee/655434471_0.html Runet, el arma secreta de Putin para mantener un control total de internet https://www.abc.es/economia/abci-runet-arma-secreta-putin-para-mantener-control-total-internet-202203070128_noticia.html Bitcoin's Value Drops Amid Russia-Ukraine War and Inflation - The New York Times https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/11/technology/bitcoin-ukraine-russia-roose.html (1) Bill Woodcock on Twitter: "Taken together, these three actions would have the effect of making Russian civilian Internet users much more vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks, such as are used to compromise banking credentials and web site passwords." / Twitter https://twitter.com/woodyatpch/status/1498501872096665602?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw Russia disconnects from internet in tests as it bolsters security - RBC daily | Reuters https://www.reuters.com/technology/russia-disconnected-global-internet-tests-rbc-daily-2021-07-22/ Rusia amenaza con 'nacionalizar' los aviones Boeing y Airbus en alquiler | Transportes https://www.hosteltur.com/150264_rusia-amenaza-con-nacionalizar-los-aviones-boeing-y-airbus-en-alquiler.html Las aerolíneas rusas analizan nacionalizar los aviones occidentales en leasing - Aviacionline.com https://www.aviacionline.com/2022/03/las-aerolineas-rusas-analizan-nacionalizar-los-aviones-occidentales-en-leasing/ Retendrá Rusia más de 600 aviones arrendados | Aviación 21 https://a21.com.mx/index.php/aerolineas/2022/03/11/retendra-rusia-mas-de-600-aviones-arrendados Facebook will ‘temporarily' allow Ukrainians to call for the death of Putin and Russian soldiers | Engadget https://www.engadget.com/facebook-temporarily-allows-for-violent-speech-putin-russian-soldiers-233445572.html Piracy OK: Russia to ease software licensing rules after sanctions https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/government/piracy-ok-russia-to-ease-software-licensing-rules-after-sanctions/ War in Ukraine: Samsung Suspends Shipments of Phones, Chips - Bloomberg https://archive.ph/LhxDJ Microsoft stops selling products in Russia - BBC News https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-60621205 Rusia restringe el acceso a Instagram, como hizo con Twitter y Facebook | Europa al día | DW | 11.03.2022 https://www.dw.com/es/rusia-restringe-el-acceso-a-instagram-como-hizo-con-twitter-y-facebook/a-61100336 Transaero - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transaero Kernel es el podcast semanal donde Álex Barredo debate con buenos invitados sobre las plataformas y compañías tecnológicas que afectan a nuestra vida diaria. Enlaces: Newsletter diaria: http://newsletter.mixx.io Twitter: http://twitter.com/mixx_io o sigue a Álex directamente en: http://twitter.com/somospostpc Envíame un email: alex@barredo.es Telegram: https://t.me/mixx_io Web: https://mixx.io

La Russia sarebbe sul punto di disconnettere l'intera nazione dal web, con conseguenze sociali ed economiche imprevedibili. Il piano è quello di costringerla popolazione ad utilizzare solo la rete nazionale chiamata Runet, inaccessibile dall'estero. Analizziamo questa strategia di isolamento del regime putiniano con Andrea Rossetti, docente di informatica giuridica alla Bicocca di Milano.

Pasaulis nori atjungti Rusiją nuo interneto, o ir pati Rusija kuria planus atsijungti ir būti nepriklausomai nuo likusio interneto. Kas jau neveikia, kam neveikti Rusija pasiruošė, ir kaip atrodytų „RuNet“, Rusijos „suverenus“ liūdnokas internetas.

La guerra ci mette di fronte a nuove riflessioni, impariamo a farle insieme.Siamo piu' sicuri con la 2fa ? Con gli sms per un bonifico ? Una Visa puo' fermare le nostre carte di credito o la carta moneta e' piu' resiliente ?Buon ascolto. E passate parola !Sfoglia le fonti citate nel podcast su: www.caffe20.it/link e cerca runet=*_*=Caffe20.it il podcast: - Linkografia: www.caffe20.it/link- Sito: www.caffe20.it/play- News: t.me/caffe20- Gruppo: t.me/caffe20group- Alexa: apri caffè due punto zero- Contatti: info@caffe20.it- Telefono: 02 4548 9591Supporta con domande e con donazioni !- www.caffe20.it/sostenitori=*_*= ADV:COOKIEIl KIT è arrivato su: www.cookiekit.it/ondemandLe LIVE continuano su: www.cookiekit.it/liveGratis ogni giorno: privacykit.it/podcast e privacykit.i/rssPRIVACYGDPR: Le basi operative, su Udemy: www.caffe20.it/corsi/privacyPASSWORDGestirle facilmente: www.caffe20.it/corsi/passwordINFLUENCERDiritto d'autore e strategie legali: www.caffe20.it/corsi/influencerPODCASTINGDiventa podcaster registrando: www.caffe20.it/corsiECOMMERCERaccogli gli ordini, evadili in automatico, prepara la bozza di fattura elettronica: www.fatturami.itRECENSIONI FALSEDifenditi dalle Fake Reviews: www.civile.it/internet/visual.php?num=95680BLOCKCHAINLibro su Bitcoin e Blockchain: prenotalo senza impegno scrivendo info@legalkit.it o t.me/iusondemand indicando il prezzo che lo pagheresti. Vale fino al 30.11.2021ACCESSIBILITA' e USABILITA' DIGITALIControlla l'usabilità e gli aspetti legali di sito, app e assistenti: www.Controllosito.itCHI E' SPATARO VALENTINO ?Sviluppatore dal 1984 e giurista dal 1995. Privacy e sviluppo servizi online.=*_*=... e condividi caffe20.it con gli amici !

Olga Kulikova is co-owner and CEO of Articul Group (IT and digital marketing). The company is the leader of many Russian rankings and has more than 150 awards from international and Russian advertising contests and festivals: 7 Runet Awards, Webby Awards, The Lovie Awards, Golden Drum, Cristal Festival, Global Awards, MIAF, KIAF, etc. The Articul team, led by Olga, has the gratitude of the International Olympic Committee and the Government of the Russian Federation for their contribution to the creation of digital services for the 2014 Olympic Games. Olga has worked and is working with many Russian and international companies, including Sochi2014, VTB Bank, RoyalCanin, business school Skolkovo, Samsung Electronics, Megafon, L'Oreal Alcon, KHL, RosAtom, IVI, etc. She also specializes in business creation and development, digital business transformation; she advised and helped to create landmark projects on the Runet. She works as a mentor, tracker, and executive coach with company owners, top managers, and startups. HSE interviewee on the program "Psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic business consulting. Certified member of the Association of Psychoanalytic Coaching and Business Consulting (APCBC), Associate Analytical-Network Coach, London. Graduated from the Russian State Medical University, Medical Cybernetics, Faculty of Medicine of the Université Henri Poincaré (France), psychoanalysis and business consulting of the HSE, Clinical Psychology of the Russian State Medical University, Clinical Psychoanalysis Institute n. Serbskogo. Winner of the E&Y "Woman of the Year" competition, in the Marketing nomination, finalist of the E&Y "Entrepreneur of the Year" competition, finalist of the Leadership Coaching Awards 2020. Two daughters, 19 & 17 years old. FIND OLGA ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook | Instagram ================================ SUPPORT & CONNECT: Support on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/denofrich Twitter: https://twitter.com/denofrich Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/denofrich YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/denofrich Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/den_of_rich/ Hashtag: #denofrich © Copyright 2022 Den of Rich. All rights reserved.

Olga Kulikova is co-owner and CEO of Articul Group (IT and digital marketing). The company is the leader of many Russian rankings and has more than 150 awards from international and Russian advertising contests and festivals: 7 Runet Awards, Webby Awards, The Lovie Awards, Golden Drum, Cristal Festival, Global Awards, MIAF, KIAF, etc.The Articul team, led by Olga, has the gratitude of the International Olympic Committee and the Government of the Russian Federation for their contribution to the creation of digital services for the 2014 Olympic Games.Olga has worked and is working with many Russian and international companies, including Sochi2014, VTB Bank, RoyalCanin, business school Skolkovo, Samsung Electronics, Megafon, L'Oreal Alcon, KHL, RosAtom, IVI, etc.She also specializes in business creation and development, digital business transformation; she advised and helped to create landmark projects on the Runet. She works as a mentor, tracker, and executive coach with company owners, top managers, and startups. HSE interviewee on the program "Psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic business consulting.Certified member of the Association of Psychoanalytic Coaching and Business Consulting (APCBC), Associate Analytical-Network Coach, London. Graduated from the Russian State Medical University, Medical Cybernetics, Faculty of Medicine of the Université Henri Poincaré (France), psychoanalysis and business consulting of the HSE, Clinical Psychology of the Russian State Medical University, Clinical Psychoanalysis Institute n. Serbskogo.Winner of the E&Y "Woman of the Year" competition, in the Marketing nomination, finalist of the E&Y "Entrepreneur of the Year" competition, finalist of the Leadership Coaching Awards 2020.Two daughters, 19 & 17 years old .FIND OLGA ON SOCIAL MEDIAFacebook | Instagram================================PODCAST INFO:Podcast website: https://www.uhnwidata.com/podcastApple podcast: https://apple.co/3kqOA7QSpotify: https://spoti.fi/2UOtE1AGoogle podcast: https://bit.ly/3jmA7ulSUPPORT & CONNECT:Support on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/denofrichTwitter: https://twitter.com/denofrichFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/denofrichYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DenofRich

In early December, users in Russia began to have trouble accessing the Tor browser. After several days of technical difficulties, reports emerged that Russia's censorship agency (Roskomnadzor) had sent a notice to the Tor Project team, demanding that they remove unspecified "prohibited content." The project's landing website is currently blocked in Russia, while the Tor browser itself works intermittently. What does this mean for RuNet users? And is Roskomnadzor really capable of fully blocking the Tor browser? For answers to these and other questions, Meduza turned to Leonid Yevdokimov, a technical expert at the digital rights group Roskomsvoboda. Original Article: https://meduza.io/en/feature/2021/12/10/roskomnadzor-2-0

At a United Russia congress ten years ago, on September 24, 2011, it was announced that Vladimir Putin -- after four years as prime minister -- would be running for president once again. As for then-President Dmitry Medvedev, he would be heading up the ruling party's list for the State Duma elections. This switch was quickly termed "castling" -- as in the eponymous chess move, the country's two top dogs would simply swap places. Since then, Dmitry Medvedev and his political influence have faded into the shadows. This has been a great loss for the RuNet. Indeed, there was once a time when Dmitry Medvedev's antics dominated Russian meme culture. Meduza takes a nostalgic look back at this golden age. Original Article: https://meduza.io/en/feature/2021/09/28/relax-this-is-russia

Just a few weeks ago, Russia's federal censor blocked the website for Alexey Navalny's voting initiative "Smart Vote." On September 15, Navalny's team went ahead and released their list of recommended candidates regardless, uploading it to a Google Doc. Later that evening, Google Docs became temporarily unavailable inside Russia. On the first day of voting in the State Duma elections, September 17, tech giants Apple and Google caved to pressure from the Russian authorities and pulled Navalny's mobile app from the App Store and Google Play. What's more, Apple disabled its new "Private Relay" feature for users inside Russia. To find out more about whether or not Apple and Google had a choice in these matters -- and what this means for the future of the RuNet -- Meduza spoke to lawyer Sarkis Darbinyan from the digital rights group Roskomsvoboda. Original Article: https://meduza.io/en/feature/2021/09/17/corporate-de-escalation

Bienvenue dans TechPod, la pastille audio de Fil de Science dédiée aux technologies et à la mobilité. Cette semaine, nous parlerons dépouilles virtuelles, guide de montage intelligent, totalitarisme virtuel, fibre optique et prédiction de l'avenir. Bonne écoute, et bonne semaine !

Alena Vladimirskaya is the most famous recruiter and career consultant in RuNet with over 20 years of experience. She is the former Head of Recruitment at Mail.Ru Group and the creator and mastermind behind PRUFFI project. Currently, Alena is the founder and head of Alena Vladimirskaya's career laboratory, unique vacancies service Facancy and career service for white-collar workers Careefan. In 1992 she graduated from the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University. In 2007 she received an AMI degree at the St. Petersburg Open School of Business in two specialties at once: marketing and project management. From 2000 to 2004 she was a head of the Our Region media holding in Vologda, which opened branches of Echo of Moscow and Komsomolskaya Pravda. From January 2004 to January 2007 she held the position of head of the promotion department at RDV - St. Petersburg, as well as editor-in-chief of the «Vash Dosug» magazine at the «Rabota Dlya Vas» publishing house. In a year and a half, she became an editor and then took the position of marketing director. In 2005, the publishing house «Rabota Dlya Vas» opened the «Rabota.ru» portal and launched a branch of the project in St. Petersburg. After a series of interviews, including with Dmitry Grishin, Alena became the head of the «Rabota@Mail.ru» project. Then Alena headed the Mail.Ru hunting department. At the same time, Alena met a private investor Arkady Moreynis, who prompted her to start her own business. So at the age of 38, Alena decided to open her own businesses - first the Talent agency, then the Pruffi Friends service. Alena lives and works in Moscow. FIND ALENA ON SOCIAL MEDIA LinkedIn | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Telegram ================================ SUPPORT & CONNECT: Support on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/denofrich Twitter: https://twitter.com/denofrich Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/denofrich YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/denofrich Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/den_of_rich/ Hashtag: #denofrich © Copyright 2022 Den of Rich. All rights reserved.

Alena Vladimirskaya is the most famous recruiter and career consultant in RuNet with over 20 years of experience. She is the former Head of Recruitment at Mail.Ru Group and the creator and mastermind behind PRUFFI project. Currently Alena is the founder and head of Alena Vladimirskaya's career laboratory, unique vacancies service Facancy and career service for white collar workers Careefan.In 1992 she graduated the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University. In 2007 she received an AMI degree at the St. Petersburg Open School of Business in two specialties at once: marketing and project management. From 2000 to 2004 she was a head of the Our Region media holding in Vologda, which opened branches of Echo of Moscow and Komsomolskaya Pravda.From January 2004 to January 2007 she held the position of head of the promotion department at RDV - St. Petersburg, as well as editor-in chief of the «Vash Dosug» magazine at the «Rabota Dlya Vas» publishing house. In a year and a half she became an editor and then took the position of marketing director.In 2005, the publishing house «Rabota Dlya Vas» opened the «Rabota.ru» portal and launched a branch of the project in St. Petersburg. After a series of interviews, including with Dmitry Grishin, Alena became the head of the «Rabota@Mail.ru» project. Then Alena headed the Mail.Ru hunting department. At the same time, Alena met a private investor Arkady Moreynis, who prompted her to start her own business. So at the age of 38 Alena decided to open her own businesses - first the Talent agency, then the Pruffi Friends service.Alena lives and works in Moscow.FIND ALENA ON SOCIAL MEDIALinkedIn | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Telegram================================PODCAST INFO:Podcast website: https://www.uhnwidata.com/podcastApple podcast: https://apple.co/3kqOA7QSpotify: https://spoti.fi/2UOtE1AGoogle podcast: https://bit.ly/3jmA7ulSUPPORT & CONNECT:Support on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/denofrichTwitter: https://www.instagram.com/denofrich/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/denofrich/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/denofrich

W tym odcinku omawiamy znikanie krajów z internetu i rosyjski eksperyment uniezależnienia się od internetu przez stworzenie własnego samowystarczalnego internetu w internecie (Yo Dawg!). Przy okazji omawiamy mechanizm DPI oraz zastanawiamy się jak wpadł policyjny informatyk, który na lewo kopał kryptowaluty na policyjnych kompach. Zdradzamy też, jak my korzystamy z koparek i co widzimy w serwerowniach naszych klientów oraz jak kreatywni potrafią być niektórzy górnicy w poszukiwaniu taniego prądu do kopania... Kuba hejtuje też eko-krypto-walutę. A Marcin? A Marcina nie ma, jest na urlopie. PS. Jesteśmy także na:

Wenn die Rede von Russland und IT ist, denken viele direkt an Hackerangriffe, Cyberkriminalität, Spionage. Aber dass auch die bekannte Antivirensoftware Kaspersky und der Messengerdienst Telegram russischen Ursprungs sind, ist vielleicht nicht allen bekannt. Jürg und Barbara graben sich tief hinein in die Anfänge der sowjetischen Kybernetik und des "Runet", forschen nach, wie genuin die digitale Kultur in Russland ist, was hinter As'ka und Roskomnadzor steht und welche Rolle der russische Staat in der digitalen Gesellschaft heute und in der Zukunft spielt. Mit Fragen löchern durften wir hierzu die Politikwissenschaftlerin Alena Epifanova - spezialisiert auf die Erforschung von Russlands Innen- und Außenpolitik im Cyberraum. Der Programmierer und Start-Up Gründer Fedor Petrenko aus dem sibirischen "Silicon Forest" Akademgorodok bereichert unsere Folge mit Beobachtungen aus dem täglichen Leben der IT'ler in Russland und darüber hinaus. Gäste: Alena Epifanova, Research Fellow an der DGAP e.V., Berlin Fedor Petrenko, Programmierer und Gründer des Start-Ups Sputnik, Nowosibirsk-Akademgorodok Kasha Today ist Teil des Projektes CETKA des ZK/U Berlin, gefördert durch das Auswärtige Amt.

Maxim Spiridonov is a serial technology entrepreneur, founder of the educational holding Netology-Group, as well as projects: Netology, Digital Dolina, Jump.bio, Foxford, Edmarket. Author of the book "Billion-Dollar Startup. A Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Digital Business", which took first place in the award "Business Book of the Year in Russia 2020" For 10 years (2011-2021) he held the post of General Director of the educational holding Netology-Group. During this period, the company has grown from scratch to 15 lines of business, 2500+ employees and 7+ million users. Netologia-group has received the RuNet Prize three times, entered the Forbes rating "20 Most Expensive Companies of the RuNet" (with an estimate of $ 90M+) and RBK ratings "35 Largest EdTech-Companies in Russia" and "TOP-20, Companies Establishing a New Russian Economy". FIND MAXIM ON SOCIAL MEDIA LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | VKontakte | Telegram ================================ SUPPORT & CONNECT: Support on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/denofrich Twitter: https://twitter.com/denofrich Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/denofrich YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/denofrich Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/den_of_rich/ Hashtag: #denofrich © Copyright 2022 Den of Rich. All rights reserved.

Maxim Spiridonov is a serial technology entrepreneur, founder of the educational holding Netology-Group, as well as projects: Netology, Digital Dolina, Jump.bio, Foxford, Edmarket. Author of the book "Billion-Dollar Startup. A Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Digital Business", which took first place in the award "Business Book of the Year in Russia 2020"For 10 years (2011-2021) he held the post of General Director of the educational holding Netology-Group. During this period, the company has grown from scratch to 15 lines of business, 2500+ employees and 7+ million users.Netologia-group has received the RuNet Prize three times, entered the Forbes rating "20 Most Expensive Companies of the RuNet" (with an estimate of $ 90M+) and RBK ratings "35 Largest EdTech-Companies in Russia" and "TOP-20, Companies Establishing a New Russian Economy".FIND MAXIM ON SOCIAL MEDIALinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | VKontakte | Telegram

This week our guest on the podcast is Damir Gainutdinov, PhD in law, head of the 'Online Freedoms' Project at Agora international human rights group and an expert on freedom of expression and the Internet.The questions the podcast discusses are: the internet and traditional media; how free is the Runet today; the vulnerability of social media users to administrative or criminal prosecution; why the authorities are increasingly complaining about Twitter and FB; politics and the internet; how "oppositional" is Runet; Russia and the 'Chinese version'; the authorities and the internet; international regulation - the European Court of Human Rights and the UN; the future of the internet in Russia.The podcast is in Russian. You can also listen to the podcast on Rights in Russia [https://rightsinrussia.org/podcasts/], SoundCloud, Spotify and iTunes. The music, from Stravinsky's Elegy for Solo Viola, is performed for us by Karolina Herrera.Sergei Nikitin writes on FB: '"I don't think they didn't wanted to block Twitter, it was just a bluff on the part of the authorities," Damir Gainutdinov, PhD in law, head of the Online Freedoms project at Agora International human rights group and an expert on freedom of expression and the Internet, told us: "The Telegram story showed that it's not that simple." Simon Cosgrove and I spoke with Damir about the war going on on the World Wide Web. The Russian authorities, threatening, maneuvering, bluffing, knowing full well that everyone has been laughing at their attempts to block Telegram. The Kremlin would obviously like to block Google and YouTube, but they understand that such weapons can only be used once, and they cannot afford a false start. So they are using those networks that are less popular in Russia to train on. Damir is the co-author of many of Agora's reports on freedom of expression, including the most recent ones on 'fake news,' and the application of the so-called 'law on contempt of the authorities'. He shared his opinion that the ECtHR is clearly behind the curve when it comes to the Internet, losing out to UN institutions. We talked about how 'oppositional' the Runet is, whether the 'Chinese version' is possible in Russia, and whether Kremlin officials understand the Internet without using a magnifying glass. Listen to Damir's answers."Simon Cosgrove adds: If you want to listen to this podcast on the podcasts.com website and it doesn't seem to play, please download by clicking on the three dots to the right. A summary of some of the week's events in Russia relevant to human rights can be found on our website here.

Nicolas will be the first to tell you that the version of Stack Overflow he helped to create began as a clone. It developed into a very popular site on RuNet and through persistent emails, Nic was able to find a way to make it an official part of the Stack family. Nic talks a bit about the unique culture of SO's Russian community and how each regional version of SO, from English to Spanish to Japanese, has developed its own etiquette and approach to moderation and Q&A. Nic and Sara also share some updates on their love of Jupyter Notebooks and how they make it easy to combine blogging with data analysis and presentation. Shout out to our life boat badge of the week, Aliaksandr Kavalenka , for answering the question: How to use DatePickerDialog in Kotlin? 

Nicolas will be the first to tell you that the version of Stack Overflow he helped to create began as a clone. It developed into a very popular site on RuNet and through persistent emails, Nic was able to find a way to make it an official part of the Stack family. Nic talks a bit about the unique culture of SO's Russian community and how each regional version of SO, from English to Spanish to Japanese, has developed its own etiquette and approach to moderation and Q&A. Nic and Sara also share some updates on their love of Jupyter Notebooks and how they make it easy to combine blogging with data analysis and presentation. Shout out to our life boat badge of the week, Aliaksandr Kavalenka , for answering the question: How to use DatePickerDialog in Kotlin? 

On this episode : The Splinternet : leave a voicemail at 313-MAN-0231 , Facebook and deepfakes : great firewall, On this episode of the new era of cyber warfare Cyberwar: Hackers, Facebook, China and Russia and Facebook's efforts to squash dissent in Australia. Facebook: Corporate Hackers, a Billion Users, and the Geo-politics of the "Social Graph" Alex Fattal Anthropological Quarterly Vol. 85, No. 3 (Summer 2012), pp. 927-955 (29 pages) Published By: The George Washington University Institute for Ethnographic Research Alper,Meryl.2014.“‘Can Our Kids Hack It with Computers?'Constructing Youth Hackers in Family Computing Magazines.” International Journal of Communication 8: 673–98. Anonymous. 2008. “The Underground Myth.” Phrack Inc. 0x0c, no. 0x41 (November). ———. 2012. “Lines in the Sand: Which Side Are You On in the Hacker Class War.” Phrack Inc. 0x0e, no. 0x44 (April). 170 Gabriella Coleman Assange, Julian. 2014. WikiLeaks. New York: OR Books. Barbrook, R., and A. Cameron. 1996. “The California Ideology.” Science as Culture 6(1): 44–72. Bazzichelli, Tatiana. 2013. Networked Disruption: Rethinking Oppositions in Art, Hacktivism and the Business of Social Networking. Aarhus N, Denmark: Aarhus Universitet Multimedieuddannelsen. Berry, David. 2008. Copy, Rip, Burn: The Politics of Copyleft and Open Source. Lon- don: Pluto Press. Beyer, Jessica L. 2014. Expect Us: Online Communities and Political Mobilization. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Borsook, Paulina. 2000. Cyberselfish: A Critical Romp through the Terribly Libertar- ian Culture of High Tech. New York: PublicAffairs. Burkart, Patrick. 2014. Pirate Politics: The New Information Policy Contests. Cam- bridge, MA: MIT Press, 2014. Chan, Anita Say. 2014. Networking Peripheries: Technological Futures and the Myth of Digital Universalism. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. Coleman, Gabriella. 2009. “Code Is Speech: Legal Tinkering, Expertise, and Pro- test among Free and Open Source Software Developers.” Cultural Anthropol- ogy 24(3): 420–54. ———. 2010. “The Hacker Conference: A Ritual Condensation and Celebration of a Lifeworld.” Anthropological Quarterly 83(1): 47–72. ———. 2012. “Phreaks, Hackers, and Trolls and the Politics of Transgression and Spectacle.” In The Social Media Reader, edited by Michael Mandiberg. New York: New York University Press. ———. 2013. Coding Freedom: The Ethics and Aesthetics of Hacking. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press. ———. 2014. Hacker, Hoaxer, Whistleblower, Spy: The Many Faces of Anonymous. London: Verso. Coleman, E. Gabriella, and Alex Golub. 2008. “Hacker Practice.” Anthropological Theory 8(3): 255–77. Coleman, Gabriella, and Mako Hill. 2004. “How Free Became Open and Every- thing Else under the Sun.” MC Journal 7(3) (July). Delfanti, Alessandro, and Johan Soderberg. 2015. “Hacking Hacked! The Life Cycles of Digital Innovation.” Science, Technology & Human Values 40: 793–98. Golumbia, David. 2013. “Cyberlibertarians: Digital De △Supply Chain Attacks △Cloud △IoT △Malicious Trans-Russian Fiber Optic Line Internet in Russia or Russian Internet (Russian: российский Интернет which means Russia-related Internet) and sometimes Runet (using first two letters from Russian plus net) is a part of the Internet which is related to Russia. As of 2015 Internet access in Russia is available to businesses and to home users in various forms, including dial-up, cable, DSL, FTTH, mobile, wireless and satellite via the “Trans-Russian Fiber Optic Line”

Save Meduza!https://support.meduza.io/enThe “Agora” human rights group and digital activists at Roskomsvoboda recently released a report on Russian Internet freedom in 2019, where they argue that the state authorities have settled on an Internet policy vector focused on “control, censorship, and isolation.” Late last year, Meduza published a story about how a Federal Protective Service veteran and the descendant of one of Russia's most celebrated families of missile engineers has been appointed to serve as the director of a powerful new monitoring center inside Roskomnadzor, Russia's state censor, which is responsible for enforcing legislation that took effect in November 2019 that is ostensibly intended “to ensure the integrity, continuity, stability, resilience, and security of the functioning of the Internet's Russian national segment.”  The law, which charges a new division of Roskomnadzor with ensuring the RuNet's stable operation and defense from external threats, is convoluted and potentially unenforceable. To find out more about Russia's push for Internet isolation and its feasibility, “The Naked Pravda” turns to three experts. In this episode: (4:35) Tanya Lokot, an assistant professor in the School of Communications at Dublin City University, looks at the strategic thinking in Moscow. (9:28) Alena Epifanova, a program officer at the German Council on Foreign Relations and author of “Deciphering Russia's ‘Sovereign Internet Law,” explains deep packet inspection. (14:23) Marielle Wijermars, an assistant professor in cyber-security and politics at Maastricht University in the Netherlands and a visiting researcher at the University of Helsinki, asks why Russian regulators don't enforce all the Internet regulations on the books. “The Naked Pravda” comes out on Fridays. Catch every new episode by subscribing at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or other platforms. If you have a question or comment about the show, please write to Kevin Rothrock at kevin@meduza.io with the subject line: “The Naked Pravda.”

Το πρώτο podcast των SimplerMinds. Ας το παραδεχτούμε, ο Κώστας κι εγώ (Άρης) δοκιμάζουμε για πρώτη φορά τον υπέροχο κόσμο του Podcast και ότι αυτό συνεπάγεται (χρήμα, δημοσιότητα, γυναίκες, αστειεύομαι, έκθεση κλπ.). Βέβαια οι συζητήσεις (“ρε μα@ακα ας κάνουμε ένα podcast”) είχαν ξεκινήσει από καιρό πριν. Πολύ καιρό. Τι μας εμπόδιζε; Δεν έτυχε η χρονική περίοδος που το συζητούσαμε να συμπίπτει με έναρξη νέου έτους! Να λοιπόν, η αυγή του 2020 μας βρήκε με κοινό New year's resolution: Να κάνουμε αυτό το γα@@#μενο το podcast! Το κάναμε! Ξεκινήσαμε με κάτι απλό: Μια ανασκόπηση της επικαιρότητας κάθε μήνα, έτσι για να μπορέσουμε να βρούμε και να συγχρονίσουμε τα βήματα μας. Αυτή η θεματολογία βέβαια δεν είναι κάτι που θα μας δεσμεύει, μπορεί να εμπλουτισθεί μελλοντικά με νέα ενδιαφέροντα για μας και για σας πράγματα. Ακούστε λοιπόν με προθυμία το πρώτο μας πόνημα και παρακαλούμε θερμά μη μας κάνετε ακραίο bullying. Είναι το μόνο που δεν χρειαζόμαστε σε αυτό το νέο ξεκίνημα που κανείς δεν ξέρει που θα καταλήξει. Τα θέματα που αναφέρθηκαν στο επεισόδιο: • Η Αικατερίνη Σακελλαροπούλου εξελέγη πρώτη γυναίκα Πρόεδρος Δημοκρατίας. • Εκλογικός νόμος: Πέρασε από τη Βουλή με 163 ψήφους • Ιράν – θάνατος Κασέμ Σολειμανί. • Tesla – ξεπέρασε την κεφαλαιοποίηση των 100 δις δολαρίων. • Κερδοφορία των Airpods και η κατάταξη του ανάμεσα σε κολοσσούς. • Η Ευρωπαϊκή Επιτροπή προωθεί κοινό φορτιστή εδώ και 10 χρόνια Η Apple «κοντράρει» την ΕΕ για τον κοινό φορτιστή. • Τέλος τα Windows 7 -Η Microsoft σταματά την υποστήριξή τους. • Η Ρωσία δοκίμασε με επιτυχία το Runet -Το δικό της διαδίκτυο. • Βρέθηκε κατά λάθος κύτταρο που «υπόσχεται» καθολική θεραπεία του καρκίνου. • Νέος Φορολογικός νόμος. • Επίδομα γέννησης: Αναλυτικά τα κριτήρια και οι δικαιούχοι για τα 2.000 ευρώ. • Η μούμια «μίλησε»: Φωνή Αιγύπτιου ιερέα ακούστηκε ξανά έπειτα από 3.000 χρόνια. • Πέθανε ο πιο μικρόσωμος άνθρωπος του κόσμου. • Κοροναϊός: Ποιες είναι οι διαφορές μεταξύ ενδημίας, επιδημίας και πανδημίας. • Η αποχαιρετιστήρια -και συγκινητική- επίδειξη του Ζαν Πολ Γκοτιέ. • Υπερψηφίστηκε το άρθρο για την εξίσωση πτυχίων ΑΕΙ και κολεγίων. • Έτσι θα είναι η πλατεία Ομονοίας μετά την ανάπλαση – Το τεράστιο συντριβάνι. • Αντετοκούνμπο: Αρχηγός για δεύτερη φορά στο All Star Game του NBA. • ΣΟΚ! Νεκρός ο Κόμπε Μπράιαντ.   Το SimplerMinds είναι ένα ελληνικό podcast με συζητήσεις εμβρυακού επιπέδου που όμως εκμαιεύουν μεγάλες αλήθειες... simplerminds.gr _ ΑΚΟΛΟΥΘΗΣΤΕ στα Social Media: Facebook Instagram _ ΔΕΙΤΕ μας στο youtube: SimplerMinds Youtube Channel _ ΑΚΟΥΣΕ το Podcast εδω: Spotify Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Anchor Pocket Casts Radio Public Stitcher Contact: thesimplerminds@gmail.com

Over the holidays, the Russian government said it had completed a multi-day test of a national, internal internet known as RuNet, a bid to show that the country's online infrastructure could survive even if disconnected from the rest of the world.

Cet épisode est l’occasion de se poser un peu en rétrospective rapide sur quelques faits marquants de cette année. Nous relayons également l’actualité géopolitechnologique avec un internet russe et l'aide qui semble avoir été consentie par la Chine pour le développement de Huawei. Nous faisons également un point sur quelques élément d’actualité légale avec la volonté de la France de mener une expérimentation de reconnaissance faciale, une évolution de YouTube pour réagir aux alertes des ayants-droit, et la suite des infos relatives à la vente de produits d’occasion dématérialisés ! ⭐️ Soutenez Tech Café sur Patreon⌨️ Réagissez à l’émission en commentaires sur techcafe.fr

Temendo attacchi dall'esterno, la Russia di Putin ha sviluppato Runet, una rete interna allo stato che può vivere scollegata da Internet. In queste ore stanno venendo eseguite le prime prove. --- Russia starts testing its own internal internet - TechCrunch

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Kritiker warnen vor stärkerer Überwachung russischer Nutzer, denn der Kreml plant, ein eigenes Netz aufzubauen. Die digitale Abschottung hat auch geopolitische Gründe: In der vernetzten Welt können sogar kleine Staaten einer Großmacht gefährlich werden. Vera Linß und Marcus Richter im Gespräch mit Jan Lindenau und Yvonne Hofstetter www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Breitband Hören bis: 19.01.2038 04:14 Direkter Link zur Audiodatei

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5G e connettività in Italia; FacebookGate e Libra; computer quantistici; vulnerabilità e obsolescenza programmata di whatsapp; Runet; sicurezza informatica su Yahoo, sim del cellulare e google calendar.

5G e connettività in Italia; FacebookGate e Libra; computer quantistici; vulnerabilità e obsolescenza programmata di whatsapp; Runet; sicurezza informatica su Yahoo, sim del cellulare e google calendar.

5G e connettività in Italia; FacebookGate e Libra; computer quantistici; vulnerabilità e obsolescenza programmata di whatsapp; Runet; sicurezza informatica su Yahoo, sim del cellulare e google calendar.

Will Russia's new internet regulations end the global internet as we know it? Does China have its own internet? Should states rule over the internet? Manoj Kewalramani and Rohan Seth join Anirudh Kanisetti to discuss. Editor: Ananya Iyer

Nella venticinquesima puntata di Kiosk ci muoviamo nello spazio post-sovietico parlando di conflitti. Lo facciamo su diversi livelli: quello delle relazioni internazionali e della grande politica, quello delle vite quotidiane delle popolazioni che vi sono coinvolte, e quello più ideologico, legato a questioni come quelle della memoria e della storia.Iniziamo con la testimonianza di Dmitrij Strocev, poeta e critico letterario bielorusso, che ci racconta cosa sta succedendo in questi giorni a Kuropaty, una località boschiva nei pressi di Minsk: si tratta di uno dei più importanti “luoghi della memoria” delle repressioni staliniane nel Paese. Una memoria controversa che si trova oggi minacciata dalle autorità bielorusse: per ordine dello stesso presidente Lukašenko, queste hanno dato inizio alla demolizione delle croci erette a Kuropaty. Qual è il significato di questo luogo per i bielorussi, e come sta reagendo la popolazione a questa demolizione apparentemente insensata?Ci spostiamo poi in un territorio di cui si parla molto poco non solo in Italia, ma anche a livello internazionale, e la cui indipendenza non è riconosciuta da nessuno Stato al mondo: il Nagorno-Karabakh, una piccola regione che da oltre 25 anni è al centro di un conflitto che vede coinvolti l'Armenia e l'Azerbaigian. Un conflitto erroneamente definito “congelato”, poiché la situazione sul fronte è tutt'altro che stabile: proprio tre anni fa, nell'aprile 2016, si era consumata la più grande escalation di violenza dalla firma del cessate il fuoco nel 1994. L'avvento di Nikol Pashinyan al potere in Armenia lo scorso maggio è stato descritto da alcuni analisti come un segnale potenzialmente positivo per la risoluzione del conflitto nel Karabagh: fino a che punto queste aspettative sono realistiche? L'abbiamo chiesto ad Aldo Ferrari, docente all'Università Ca' Foscari di Venezia e direttore del programma di ricerca su Russia, Caucaso e Asia Centrale presso ISPI.Continuiamo a parlare di Nagorno Karabakh da una prospettiva diversa, spostando l'attenzione su una conseguenza meno visibile, ma più radicata e pericolosa, della conflitto: la presenza di mine antipersona e altri ordigni inesplosi, che da oltre 25 anni contribuiscono al mantenimento di una situazione di insicurezza e generano continuamente nuove vittime e nuova povertà. Paradossalmente, il problema delle mine antipersona è anche in grado di generare nuove sfide per l'uguaglianza di genere e l'emancipazione economica delle donne, che stanno sempre più spesso abbracciando la professione di sminatrici, nonostante i rischi per la propria vita e lo stigma sociale che questo comporta.Concludiamo la puntata spostandoci in Russia, dove da tempo è in corso una guerra legislativa e tecnologica per il controllo di Internet: lo scorso 7 marzo la Duma di Stato russa ha approvato due proposte di legge “contro le fake news” e “sugli insulti online”, che segnano un ulteriore giro di vite governativo sul Runet – il web russo. Nel frattempo, da alcune settimane si discute anche della possibilità di isolare la rete russa sul modello del Grande firewall cinese: le proteste contro questi progetti hanno infiammato Mosca. Abbiamo fatto il punto della situazione insieme a Martina Napolitano, redattrice di EJ.PLAYLIST• Chito Grito - Semgera | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5fns2_wa3o• Noize MC – Moskva ne rezinovaja | https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/%D0%BC%D0%BE%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%B2%D0%B0-%D0%BD%D0%B5-%D1%80%D0%B5%D0%B7%D0%B8%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B0%D1%8F/1361623048?i=1361625239• Boye - Dosta! Dosta! Dosta! | https://itunes.apple.com/mt/album/dosta-dosta-dosta/992190468?i=992190471• Hańba! – Budżet | https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/bud%C5%BCet/1151959519?i=1151959716 • Mustelide – Opushka | https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/%D0%BE%D0%BF%D1%83%D1%88%D0%BA%D0%B0/1102408481?i=1102408519

Gaat het Russische internet de kant op van de Great Chinese Firewall? Die vraag doemt nu nadrukkelijk op. Pogingen om het ‘Runet',zoals het Russische deel van internet wordt genoemd, aan banden te leggen,nemen serieuze vormen aan. Het Russische parlement stemt vandaag over weer een nieuwe censuur wet. Nieuwsorganisaties die online nepnieuws verspreiden, kunnenvolgens deze wet zonder waarschuwing geblokkeerd worden. Eva Hartog, scheidend hoofdredacteur van The Moscow Times, is te gast.

Neuer Vorwurf wegen Betrugs bei der Bundeswehr Zu den Fällen fragwürdiger Beratungsdienstleistungen bei der Bundeswehr ist ein neuer Fall hinzugekommen: Ein Manager der Consulting-Firma Accenture soll für ein IT-Projekt der Bundeswehr Stunden über unterschiedliche Behörden doppelt abgerechnet und dadurch 25.000 Euro mehr kassiert haben. Wenige Tage vor der ersten Sitzung des Bundestags-Untersuchungsausschusses wegen der Berater-affäre bei der Bundeswehr weiten sich damit die Vorwürfe gegen Accenture aus. Russland will sich testweise aus dem Internet ausklinken Russische Behörden und große Internet-Provider planen im Rahmen eines Experiments, das Land testweise vom Internet zu trennen. Grund dafür sei ein Gesetzentwurf, der in Russland tätige Internet-Provider dazu verpflichten soll, bei einem ausländischen Angriff, das russischsprachige Internet RuNet vom restlichen Internet zu trennen und gleichzeitig die unabhängige Funktion des RuNet aufrechtzuerhalten. So soll sichergestellt werden, dass sämtlicher Traffic zwischen russischen Internetnutzern im Land bleibt und nicht über ausländische Server läuft, wo die Informationen möglicherweise abgefangen werden können. Paris zieht gegen Airbnb vor Gericht Die Pariser Bürgermeisterin hat nichts gegen gelegentliche Wohnungs-Vermietung, wohl aber gegen illegale Touristenunterkünfte, die die Mietpreise erhöhen. Darum zieht die Stadt Paris gegen den Unterkunftsvermittler Airbnb vor Gericht und verlangt nach eigenen Angaben eine Rekordstrafe von 12,5 Millionen Euro. Das Rathaus wirft dem Unternehmen vor, 1.000 nicht-registrierte Wohnungen auf seiner Seite anzubieten und auf jedes illegale Angebot entfalle eine Strafe von 12.500 Euro. Ultima Thule noch sehr viel ungewöhnlicher geformt Das erste genauer untersuchte Objekt im Kuipergürtel sieht offenbar noch viel ungewöhnlicher aus als bislang gedacht. Fast anderthalb Monate nach dem Vorbeiflug der NASA-Sonde New Horizons an Ultima Thule zeigen neue Auf-ahmen, dass der Himmelskörper doch nicht aus zwei miteinander verbundenen Kugeln besteht. Stattdessen sei Ultima Thule deutlich flacher – der größere Teilkörper gleicht demnach eher einem Pfannkuchen, der kleinere einer eingebeulten Walnuss. Diese und alle weiteren aktuellen Nachrichten finden Sie auf heise.de

We are doing a non-digital project, wherein we sell clothes made by Russian designers for two days in December in New York City: fortochka.site Why do slavs squat? The eternal question. The history of the gopnik phenomenon. Plus we trace the emergence of the gopnik image/meme from Runet—>Slavic internet—> Western internet—> global fashion trend. this episode was written up in MEL: https://melmagazine.com/en-us/story/slav-squat-meme-history-russia-gopnik (idk who made the episode image, i got it from the internet, good image tho!)

Today Kevin looks at some wild draft legislation just submitted to the State Duma that would give Russia its latest unenforceable Internet regulations. The draft law in question is actually a rewritten version of legislation introduced last summer that was supposed to require social networks to delete any “illegal content.” The new version of this law is basically the same thing, with some added provisions against “fake news” and even cussing.So what are you going to learn in this episode of the podcast? *The main points of the new draft legislation*Why these new regulations would be significant*How the Russian government would enforce these new rules*What we can actually expect, in terms of adoption and enforcement. Luckily, Meduza published a nifty summary of what State Duma deputies want to do with this draft law:https://meduza.io/en/cards/russian-lawmakers-drafted-a-new-version-of-their-latest-lousy-idea-to-regulate-social-media-but-just-how-bad-is-itIf you enjoy this podcast, consider pledging a little dough to help with sound recording, editing, and hosting costs:www.patreon.com/kevinrothrockSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/kevinrothrock)

Dzisiejszy odcinek podcastu to rozmowa, o tym jak podejść do ekspansji na rynek wschodni. Nie będziemy się tutaj jednak skupiać na technicznych aspektach i typowo poradnikowym podejściu, co zrobić krok po kroku. Większość z Was z pewnością wie jakie kroki trzeba podjąć by rozwijać rynek. Tutaj porozmawiamy bardziej o mentalnym podejściu do relacji biznesowych, poznamy sposób myślenia oraz miejsca, w których możemy pozyskiwać cenne i unikatowe informacje zarówno na temat trendów zakupowych Ukraińców, Białorusinów oraz Rosjan. Będziecie też mieli okazję dowiedzieć się: - gdzie najlepiej poznawać realia i życie, jakie prowadzą przedsiębiorcy - jak wygląda edukacja wyższa, jaka jest struktura firm państwowych i prywatnych, - czy młodzi ludzie chętnie otwierają własne firmy, - jakie są różnice w podejściu do rozwijania firmy, - w jakim języku najlepiej prowadzić rozmowy, przez jakie platformy internetowe/ media społecznościowe najlepiej się kontaktować, - jak funkcjonuje runet oraz jak wpływa na niego chiński potentat BAIDU, - jak mocno konkuruje Yandex z Chromem? Zapraszam do rozmowy z ekspertem od Runetu, przedsiębiorcą i marketerem Konstatninem Kaninem, z pochodzenia Białorusinem, wychowywanym w kulturze rosyjskiej. Jak sądzicie, czy warto interesować się jeszcze rynkiem wschodnim, skoro z jednej strony duża część Ukraińców przyjeżdża do pracy w Polsce, Białoruś w dużym stopniu jest pod wpływem Rosji, a Rosja - hm? No tak patrząc z szerzej i danych rynku z pewnością są to gospodarki o mniejszej sile nabywczej patrząc z perspektywy konsumenckiej. Z drugiej jednak strony w sektorze b2b są dziedziny, gospodarki, które świetnie sobie radzą budując długofalowe relacje biznesowe. To na co zdecydowanie trzeba zwrócić uwagę, to bardzo wnikliwa analiza rynku produktów konsumenckich, a w kwestii b2b umiejętność przewidywania długofalowych trendów i możliwości wprowadzenia np. embarga na dane kategorie produktów. Mam nadzieję, że ten odcinek wiele Wam rozjaśnił i przybliżył realia funkcjonowania wschodnich gospodarek. I wracając jeszcze do mojej zapowiedzi. Podobno rynek się sam reguluje. Tzn. sprzedaje się to na co jest popyt, ale warto zawsze pamiętać o innym podejściu. Zaproponować coś zupełnie innego. Coś, co wyróżni nas jako firmę i pokażemy, że nasze usługi bądź produkty to marka sama w sobie. Wówczas chęć rozwoju na inne rynki nie będzie szukaniem ratunku, ale chęcią poszerzania swojej oferty wśród innych społeczeństw. *** PRAKTYCZNA WIEDZA W każdym odcinku usłyszysz nagranie całej rozmowy zawierające PRAKTYCZNĄ wiedzę biznesową. Jeśli będziesz chciał słuchać więcej biznesowych tipów i być na bieżąco, koniecznie zapisz się do naszego ************************ Gdzie nas możesz znaleźć? Na fanpage'a: www.facebook.com/Fabryka.Tlumaczen lub profilu na linkedin:www.linkedin.com/company/fabryka-t-umacze-

This week we shoot the shit with Igor Belkin, journalist, media person, "blogger", about the Russian Internet (Runet). We've got Livejournal in the early 2000s, quintessential Runet memes, and menacing Orthodox officials. Plus what it's like to be a Russian expat in America. Theme Music: Shit Happens by Tierra Whack Interlude: IAmNobody by Lin-Z Telegram channel: https://t.me/shesinrussia

Guest: Kevin Rothrock on the politics and pleasures of RuNet. The post Wading Through RuNet appeared first on The Eurasian Knot.

Guest: Kevin Rothrock on the politics and pleasures of RuNet. The post Wading Through RuNet appeared first on SRB Podcast.

Avoiding and removing unwanted toolbar downloads, anti-virus program conflicts, removing unwanted calendars, freelance sites for home employment (Guru plus many more), transfering hard drive from old computer, Profiles in IT (David Karp, founder and CEO of Tumblr), Russian Internet usage exploding (RuNet unfettered by government), honeywords help indicate data breach (fake passwords and accounts used to trigger intrusion detectors), Google plans to dominate the Internet (seeks to create an intelligent machine that can anticipate your needs, all they require is your personal data). This show originally aired on Saturday, May 25, 2013, at 9:00 AM EST on WFED (1500 AM).

Avoiding and removing unwanted toolbar downloads, anti-virus program conflicts, removing unwanted calendars, freelance sites for home employment (Guru plus many more), transfering hard drive from old computer, Profiles in IT (David Karp, founder and CEO of Tumblr), Russian Internet usage exploding (RuNet unfettered by government), honeywords help indicate data breach (fake passwords and accounts used to trigger intrusion detectors), Google plans to dominate the Internet (seeks to create an intelligent machine that can anticipate your needs, all they require is your personal data). This show originally aired on Saturday, May 25, 2013, at 9:00 AM EST on WFED (1500 AM).