I just want to announce the creation of two important blogs both in Armenian: the E-channel blogs and the A1plus blog. As I have direct involvement in both of these blogs, I’ll try to not pay too much attention to their content. However, the fact is – traditional media in Armenia are ready to embrace blogging. Yerkir Media have told me, that they are also interested in setting up a blog, I’m talking to a couple of other media people, but don’t want to go ahead and announce it just yet.
Below are banners for both these blogs. If anyone is interested in banner exchange, please let me know.
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| A1plus blog | Echannel blog | Panorama.am blog |
Update: Via Kornelij I also found out, that Panorama.am have also launched a blog, again in Armenian.
[…] Via Armenian Blog Review, news that A1 Plus has started up its own blog in time for the 12 May parliamentary election. Incidentally, it’s in Armenian and was created by Observer. http://a1plus.blogsome.com/ Posted by Onnik @ 11:42 pm. Filed under: Armenia, Democracy, Politics, Media, Blogging, Caucasus, Elections, Internet, 2007 Parliamentary Election […]
Since we got started on the topic of new blogs, I have also discovered this one: http://unzipped.blogspot.com – very intersting!
[…] has increasingly looked towards other mediums to continue its work. In May last year, for example, A1 Plus set up its own blog and during the recent state of emergency following the disputed February presidential election, its […]
[…] has increasingly looked towards other mediums to continue its work. In May last year, for example, A1 Plus set up its own blog and during the recent state of emergency following the disputed February presidential election, its […]
[…] aveva già aperto altri “canali” per proseguire il lavoro. Nel maggio 2007, ad esempio, A1 Plus ha aperto un blog e durante il recente stato di emergenza dovuto alle controverse elezioni presidenziali di febbraio, […]