As I reflect on these last moments of 2019… as we head into 2020 and the next decade… I look …
2011 in review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2011 annual report for this blog. This blog was viewed about 210,000 times in …
Armenian bloggers awarded Na/Ne journalism awards for covering women issues
Three Armenian blogs, along with well established print, online, TV and radio media, received awards at the Na/Ne 2009 Annual Journalism …
PM Tigran Sargsyan to interact with public 'directly' via newly launched blog
Armenian Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan has officially launched his blog, which, he hopes, will help him directly interact with public. …
Blogging Karabakh, or Observer’s Top 9 list of Karabakh blogs
I’ve been only able to draw a Top 9 list of blogs from Karabakh, because there are only 9 blogs …
Online journalists now jailed more than those in any other medium
Reflecting the rising influence of online reporting and commentary, more Internet journalists are jailed worldwide today than journalists working in …
The Armenian Observer blog news
Starting from today the Armenian Observer blog will be available on https://ditord.com domain along with its old http://ditord.wordpress.com address. This …
Photos: Armenia Elects New President
Photos: Onnik Krikorian / Oneworld Multimedia 2008 Armenia Election Monitor 2008 brings the first photos of the election day – …
Armenia Votes Today!
2 million 328 thousand 320 voters are eligable to vote for the new president of the country, Athanatoi (Hrant) writes in his blog, reminding …
Watch Out! Propaganda Blogs or Observer's Blacklist of Campaign Blogs
Recent trends and developments in the Armenian blogosphere, whereby a range of extremely intolerant propaganda-blogs have sprang up, and have …