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Five Reasons Not to Worry about the “Black List”
From day to day Russian Internet is becoming more and more attractive as an investment dropzone for overseas business endeavors. That is the result of both solid growth and deliberate policy aimed at creating an open market. Has Russian government actually managed to abolish this hard-gained achievement with the notorious banishing law?
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Online Games in Russia: Localizing Global Trends
“huge growth” is certainly an appropriate definition for Russian online games market. In many aspects it shares the global tendencies while there are still some national specific features.
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Caught in the Middle: Russian Online Games Between the Eastern and the Western Concepts
The first massive multiplayer online game was developed in Asia while the most successful one originated from the western developers. Today MMOs are a global market but the eastern-style games and business approach are still quite differ from those of the western-kind. What about Russia with its both geographically and culturally interstitial disposition?
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Make ‘Em Play! 10 Things to Know about Russian Online Gamers
By 2013 Russian online games market currently estimated at $668 million is to soar up to $1 billion according to J'son & Partners. Business may find some lucrative opportunities here but first of all it’s necessary to clarify who you deal with.
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Bernard Lukey, Yandex EU:
We are Europe's largest Internet company working in Europe's lagest market
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The Runet 2012
Download «The Runet 2012» report
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Russian "Internet and Childrens" legislation.
Draft Bill no. 89417-6, passed by the lower house of Russia's parliament, has raised of a lot of argument.
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