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Ski resort with a past gets a reset

March 21, 2012 Vsevolod Pulya
The first chair lift and two trails opened March 18 in the North Caucasus resort of Arkhyz. However, the real heights at the resort are still to be scaled

The Made Here project leads Russia away from a “commodity economy”

March 13, 2012 Vsevolod Pulya
A programmer challenges a widespread economic cliché on his crowd-sourcing site

Keep the webcams on

March 5, 2012 Vsevolod Pulya
Russian Internet users enjoyed watching the voting process online. They would now like the authorities to keep the webcams on

Russian IT market faces cloudy future

February 1, 2012 Vsevolod Pulya
The Russian IT market is growing fast, but the number of problems that have come to the forefront are proving to be a serious threat

Fired for the sake of professionalism?

December 13, 2011 Vsevolod Pulya
The management of a big Russian publishing house is fired for printing a photo containing explicit language

Winds of change or just venting?

December 12, 2011 Vsevolod Pulya
Russian press: civil society reborn, but what next?

Make stereotypes work your favor

December 2, 2011 Vsevolod Pulya
When you can’t fight stereotypes, you have to turn the situation upside down

In pursuit of quality

September 2, 2011 Vsevolod Pulya
Why do Russians love to buy the best stuff in the world, but can’t produce it themselves?

Jimmy Wales: “President Medvedev is the only world leader who actually understands the Internet”

June 21, 2011 Vsevolod Pulya
The founder of Wikipedia suggested this title, and who were we to say no?

Getting to know you

May 19, 2011 Vsevolod Pulya
The more Russians and Americans interact with each other, the more likely we are to get past any disagreements and misunderstandings

Karelia will return in your dreams

March 12, 2010 Vsevolod Pulya, Russia Now
A land of lakes, forests and varied post-glacial landscapes, Karelia was one of the top destinations for Soviet tourists. It’s the perfect place for what Americans call “camping” and Russians, just “taking a trip” – complete with tents, canned food a