This week’s Armenian Blogosphere podcast features an interview with journalist Vahan Ishkhanian about his blogs, specifically the one on Tert.am. …
Podcast: Notes from the Armenian Blogosphere
Armenian blogs discussed Iran again this week, alongside the general amnesty declared by the Armenian parliament that set free a …
Podcast: Armenian Blogs Divided on Amnesty
The National Assembly of Armenia adopted a decision on announcing amnesty on Friday. The initiative, put forward by the President’s …
Podcast: Interview with Hrant Ter-Abrahamian
The Armenian Blogosphere radioprogram follows the developments between the traditional media and the blogosphere.A couple of months ago the Tert.am information …
Podcast: Post-Election comments from bloggers
Yerevan municipal elections took place on May 31st. The preliminary results were published next morning. President Serzh Sargsian’s ruling Republican …
Podcast: Yerevan elections in the Armenian blogosphere
Days before the first ever municipal elections in Yerevan several bloggers have noticed that the municipal authorities are doing major …
Podcast: Armenian bloggers don't want to spoil relations over politics
Armenian bloggers Kornelij Glas, InferoArm, Ditord and Reporter_Arm met at the studio of “Armenian Blogosphere” radio program / podcast at …
Podcast: the 'emergency' week in the Armenian blogosphere
“What’s burning? Is it at Nairit? Can’t see very well”, these were there questions asked at 18:55 on Dabavogr’s blog, …
Podcast: from Webby Awards to Inga & Anush blog
The 45th episode of the Armenian Blogosphere podcast is now available for download. This week’s podcast features the results of …
The Obamameter, Armenians, Turks and blogs
As President Barack Obama’s 100 days in office went by the American analysts tried to find out how many of …