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Объявление с последующей перепиской.
1. Understanding the Russian Blogosphere
Fri, May 7, 7:30pm – 9:30pm
Columbia University, International Affairs Building, Room 1501
Media Dialogues Across Boundaries
Eugene Gorny (e_g) and Roman Leibov (r_l), two founding fathers of the russian Internet, discuss the state of the Russian blogosphere.
2. Dear Profs. Nepomnyashchy, Timberlake, Yang,
It came to my attention that two LiveJournal users Eugene Gorny (e_g) and Roman Leibov (r_l) (see the attached LiveJournal announcement) self-proclaim themselves as the founding fathers of Russian Internet. I wonder if this statement is true. I actively use Russian internet since early 90ies and I have never heard of these two individuals. Please clarify on what grounds they make such a bold statement.
Stas Polonsky, PhD
Research Staff Member
IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
3. Dear Dr. Polonsky,
You will note that our announcement reads “founding fathers of the Russian internet,” not “THE founding fathers of the Russian internet.” Indeed Eugene Gorny and Roman Leibov were among the earliest shapers of the Russian internet, particularly in the cultural sphere, which may be why you are not familiar with their work. See on Gorny for example: http://nethistory.ru/editors/104257
Catharine Theimer Nepomnyashchy
Ann Whitney Olin Professor and Chair, Slavic Department
Barnard College, Columbia University
4. Dear President Bollinger,
I would like to draw your attention to the unhealthy situation that might compromise the outstanding reputation of Columbia University.
Columbia University hosts the conference "The Etiology and Ecology of Post-Soviet Communication" (7-9 May 2010, http://nmc.wikischolars.columbia.edu/Co
In conclusion, these two individuals unjustly use Columbia's reputation to claim something that does not belong to them. I suggest that you should have a closer look at this development.
Драматическое развитие событий, скажу честно. Слежу с замиранием.
отсюда
Объявление с последующей перепиской.
1. Understanding the Russian Blogosphere
Fri, May 7, 7:30pm – 9:30pm
Columbia University, International Affairs Building, Room 1501
Media Dialogues Across Boundaries
Eugene Gorny (e_g) and Roman Leibov (r_l), two founding fathers of the russian Internet, discuss the state of the Russian blogosphere.
2. Dear Profs. Nepomnyashchy, Timberlake, Yang,
It came to my attention that two LiveJournal users Eugene Gorny (e_g) and Roman Leibov (r_l) (see the attached LiveJournal announcement) self-proclaim themselves as the founding fathers of Russian Internet. I wonder if this statement is true. I actively use Russian internet since early 90ies and I have never heard of these two individuals. Please clarify on what grounds they make such a bold statement.
Stas Polonsky, PhD
Research Staff Member
IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
3. Dear Dr. Polonsky,
You will note that our announcement reads “founding fathers of the Russian internet,” not “THE founding fathers of the Russian internet.” Indeed Eugene Gorny and Roman Leibov were among the earliest shapers of the Russian internet, particularly in the cultural sphere, which may be why you are not familiar with their work. See on Gorny for example: http://nethistory.ru/editors/104257
Catharine Theimer Nepomnyashchy
Ann Whitney Olin Professor and Chair, Slavic Department
Barnard College, Columbia University
4. Dear President Bollinger,
I would like to draw your attention to the unhealthy situation that might compromise the outstanding reputation of Columbia University.
Columbia University hosts the conference "The Etiology and Ecology of Post-Soviet Communication" (7-9 May 2010, http://nmc.wikischolars.columbia.edu/Co
In conclusion, these two individuals unjustly use Columbia's reputation to claim something that does not belong to them. I suggest that you should have a closer look at this development.
Драматическое развитие событий, скажу честно. Слежу с замиранием.
отсюда
