For strange and mysterious reasons, despite years of existence of a very lively Armenian blogging community, the predominant languages of Armenian bloggers have been Russian and English, rather then native Armenian. The picture has started to change over the recent month however, a range of blogs writing in Armenian have sprang up, and one can now get a variety and diversity of opinion and information reading only Armenian language Armenian blogs. Needless to say, that I’m very happy to see such a development, and want to present here a number of links to some really excellent Armenian Language Blogs. Read them, comment them, encourage them:
Artur Papyan
Journalist, blogger, digital security and media consultant
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http://mi-or.blogspot.com/
http://lragrox.blog.com/
Ashot – mi or is in the list – I translated the name as One day. As to Artak Aleksanyan’s blog – thanks for pointing out to its new location. He used to write at F5, and than I sort of lost track.
A reminder that there is an extensive list of Armenian-related blogs at:
http://www.armeniapedia.org/index.php?title=Armenian_Online_Journals
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My idea was to have a mission or blog, where the cause Armenia was seen by those who are neither arnenios nor decendientes. Is visited by many people who did not know anything about the Armenian Genocide, those people today know about the problematic and causes.
Since Argentina Ruben Lazaro Demirjian
The style of writing is quite familiar . Did you write guest posts for other blogs?
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