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August 26, 2009
June 9, 2009
Who said it is impossible to gain popularity via new media in country with low level of online media development? Especially in Caucasus… One guy from Mingrelia, western Georgia have been caught by traffic police and as always recorded by cameras and showed on TV, that everybody laughed at him.
Then his video appeared in YouTube and have got 11.150 viewers in a country with near-to-zero new media development! That’s incredible.
So next step was taking him to very popular show. Last step – he has got contract with country-wide TV channel! Perfect work Koxora!
June 7, 2009
Comming back and lovely donkeys
Posted by caucasusnewmedia under 1 | Tags: Azerbaijan, donkey, mule, statistics, USD |Leave a Comment
I just decided to write blog every day here or in New Media part of TOL blogs.
This time masterpiece comes from Azerbaijan Statistical Committee, which recently showed, that in 2008 Azerbaijan imported 34… donkeys and mules. That’s totally strange. Especially when things come to prices: The total cost 179.700 USD has been paid! So one donkey (or mule) cost 5285 USD 29 cents, which is incredible. It is nearly 5 times (may be more) expensive, that to buy donkey in Azerbaijan. i will get prices of donkeys here and inform you soon 🙂
So who and why needed this pure-blooded animals?
March 29, 2009
So here is the end of Barcamp Caspian. there will be Barcamp Korpu (Bridge) which is especially for Azerbaijani participants and then Barcamp Azerbaijan in the middle of summer. Barcamp in Kazakhstan – Central Asia, B arcamp Kyrgyzstan and 2 more Barcamps in Russia- Moscow and Sankt Petersburg and one in Ukraine will be held in the summer and in October. See you there!
March 29, 2009
Neats.az will be new project, which just based on open sources and rock ideas. I am listening to their presentation with rock-n-roll melody. They are talking how to create web company without money. They are using all possibilities of Google (which is the next presentation) and planning their roles online or by meeting in cafe, pubs or chaikhana (local tea houses). They are great guys with few things to show now, but there are many built inside of them.
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