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SALA 4 22 002 Russia - yet other digital landscape [28:50]
Russian digital ad market overview: infrastructure, key players, numbers, audience and money. Features and differences on search and social landscapes. IAB standards for developing video and mobile ad market in Russia. How to get Russian customers online. Boris Omelnitskiy President of the Interactive Advertising Bureau Russia Boris Omelnitskiy is the president of the Interactive Advertising Bureau Russia, the national association for interactive marketing, affiliated with worldwide IAB trade association. The IAB Russia represents leading interactive companies on Russian market. Its members include Yandex, Rambler/Afisha, Google Russia, Begun, RuTube, AdFox, RosBusinessConsulting, Internest, TNS Russia, ComScore, Media group JV, Grape media. To support the growth of the interactive advertising and marketing industries, the IAB Russia participates in global research, provides technical standards and best practices, supports international relations and events and cooperates with local Russian public marketing and advertising associations for educational projects and events. Mr. Omelnitskiy was elected like IAB Russia president in September 2011. Before it Mr. Omelnitskiy spent seven years at Begun company as a Chief Operation Officer responsible for strategic development, operating and business process management. From 2003 till 2004 worked as a Chief Marketing Officer in Russian retail network White Wind -- DIGITAL. Was responsible for offline and online advertising ...
Tags: omexpo Madrid 2012, IAB Russia, digital marketing

KCTV: 28th April Spring Friendship Art Festival Opens [24:09]
Pyongyang, April 11 (KCNA) -- The 28th April Spring Friendship Art Festival opened here in celebration of the centenary of the birth of President Kim Il Sung. An opening ceremony of the festival took place at the East Pyongyang Grand Theatre on Wednesday. The outside of the venue on the picturesque bank of the River Taedong was festively decorated. As the participants of the festival arrived at the venue, senior officials of the party and state congratulated them outside. Peasant dances, fan dance, acrobatic pieces and children's peculiar skills presented outside the venue added to the festive atmosphere before the opening of the festival. Present at the opening ceremony were Choe Yong Rim, premier of the Cabinet, Kim Ki Nam, secretary of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea, Yang Hyong Sop, vice-president of the Presidium of the Supreme People's Assembly, officials concerned, Pyongyang citizens, foreign artistes, overseas Korean artistes, delegations of various countries, diplomatic envoys and representatives of international organizations here, staff members of foreign embassies, foreign guests, overseas Koreans and reporters of various countries. DPRK and foreign artistes presented graceful dances. Projected on the screen were scenes showing President Kim Il Sung and leader Kim Jong Il watching performances given by artistes of various countries of the world and receiving them. The participants broke into applause when a portrait of the dear respected ...
Tags: KCTV, North Korea, DPRK, Nordkorea, Festival, April Spring, Friendship, USA, Nordkorean, North korea TV, Culture, North korea culture, North Korean Music, Moscow, Russia, Kim Il Sung, Kim Jong-il, kwangmyongsong, kwangmyongsong-3, dpr of korea, Chosun, �

Lost Islands - An Amateur Radio Polar Diary 2001 [58:49]
In April 2001, a team of amateur radio operators and support team members embarked on a journey to the "Lost Islands of Central Arctic", an area above Russia, just shy of the permanently-frozen arctic circle. These Islands were at one time never marked on any map, as they were strategic military 'assets' of the USSR. Now, they are documented and in this Diary, you get to journey with the expeditionary team. Narration is in English, by Igor Belozerov. They went from Island to Island, spending time at each, to 'activate' the island on the amateur radio bands. This is a fantastic documentary of this expedition (known as a DX-pedition by the amateur radio community), as shared with the radio community Alex, RX3AEX. Islands included in the near hour long movie: + RI0B (AS-156) USHAKOVA Isl. (IOTA New one) + RU0B (AS-057) UYEDINENIYA Isl. + RS0B/P(AS-057) ISACHENKO Isl. + RS0B/P(AS-068) MONA Isl. + R3CA/0 Team members: + RA0BM - Victor + UA9OBA - Yuri + R3CA - Vladimir + RW3GW - Valery + RZ9OO - Alexender + RV0AR - Pavel + UA0BA - Andrey + RX9ULT/9 - Andrey There were also other supporting team members, like Evgeniy and Boris, plus the helicopter crew, including Igor, Leonid, the Mi8 Helicopter crew with Sergey. Please subscribe to my channel. I am on Twitter: @NW7US NW7US.us 73 de NW7US - Tomas
Tags: Diary, Radio, Bear, Lost, Lost Islands, DX, dxpedition, Expedition, Travel, Culture, Amateur Radio, Ham Radio, Arctic, Soviet, Russia, USSR, Islands, IOTA, shortwave, Adventure, dxing, Nature, Events, Destination, Tourism, Museum, Landmark, transmitter, t

Steve and Daria in Southern Russia (Sept. 2011) [15:42]
Join Steve and Daria on their trip to the Black Sea and Daria's hometown of Gelendzhik in Southern Russia in September 2011 to visit with family. Includes family members, the beaches, mountains, rivers, canyons, friends, animals, and a side trip to Sochi and Sochi National Park. The song featured is "Taking Off On a Train" with music and lyrics written by Steve A. Hall and produced by Lowell Hall with Charlie Galletta on vocals.
Tags: Steve, Daria, Russia, Black, Sea, Gelendzhik, Sochi, Wet, Canyon, Beach

Train terror plot derailed: 4 arrests [05:27]
Detained members of a subversive group were preparing a new terrorist act on the Moscow-St. Petersburg railroad, planning to blast the Sapsan high velocity express train, reports Kommersant newspaper citing its source in Russia's Security Service. Four terrorists-to-be were arrested in July thanks to timely information. A native of Russia's Kabardino-Balkarian republic, 22-year-old Islam Khamudjev, left his home in 2010 to join militants. He passed training in one of the terrorists' camps in Dagestan and set off to Moscow with some plan in mind. In the Russian capital, Khamudjev's accomplice, Murad Eldirbiev, bought fertilizer containing ammonia nitrate to produce a bomb. Their acquaintance Fyarid Nevlyudov was nominated to be driver of the group. A fourth suspect, Murad Umaev, was not personally involved in preparing the terror act, but was present when the group gathered and took part in discussions. Failed terrorists picked up a handy location with convenient escape routes on the railway in Moscow's Khimki suburbs to plant the bomb.
Tags: terror, train, bush, trains, railroad, station, pacific, amtrak, subway, metro, line, transit, railway, sapsan, high-speed, saint-petersburg, moscow, russia, fsb, security, service