This interview is a little old but well worth watching if you are interested in the Russian Internet. It was carried out in April this year by the Russia Today network with Vladimir Dolgov, Head of Google Russia. RT do not offer embedded video, so just click this link or the image below. Technorati Tags: [...]
Entries from August 2008
Interview With Vladimir Dolgov Head of Google Russia
August 27th, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: Google · Interviews · Russia
Leverage Your Brand Internationally Or Someone Else Will
August 14th, 2008 · No Comments
This week Facebook has managed to throw MySpace from the No.1 spot, putting “considerably distance” between the two sets of audience figures. Facebook drew a massive 132m viewers in June while MySpace managed just 117.5m. The reason for this success? Facebook decided to embrace the multilingual audience and deliver the service in a range of [...]
Tags: Strategy
Ex-CEO Ashmanov On Latest Deal Between Rambler and Google
August 13th, 2008 · No Comments
On the 27th July, Radio Station Ekho Moskvi (Moscow Echo) invited the ex-Managing Director of Rambler for an interview on the latest deal between Rambler and Google. This is an English translation of the show you can watch below: Igor Ashmanov started his interview with answering some questions about his web service, search engine analyzer [...]
Tags: Rambler · Russia · Yandex
Using Localisation and Translation As Link Building Techniques
August 6th, 2008 · No Comments
One of the key advantages for a multilingual marketer is the broad perspective of more than one culture, environment or market. Ideas from one can easily be ported to another, giving you a significant advantage over those developing from scratch. Look at YouTube and RuTube, the latter recently selling for $15m. This isn’t new. Television [...]
Tags: Link-Building
Yandex Start To Index Non-Russian Internet
August 6th, 2008 · No Comments
Yandex has announced that they will now be indexing documents in languages other than Russian. Previously they had kept non-Russian content out of their index, but now accept that their user base want to search for International or non-Russian sites. They often do this via Yandex’s main rival in Russia, Google. As a stop-gap measure [...]
Tags: General