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From one journalist to another: congratulations for your homepage. Peter, Paris |
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Please, if you have any influence on the subject, try to stop the bombing and destruction of electronic and any other media. We`ve heard and seen through global networks that there was an intention to bomb State network center (RTS). We don`t want it to happen to anybody and we understand it better than most people because ten days ago we had 3 independent FM stations closed down. In the night between 2nd and 3rd of April we had our three independent FM radio stations banned , closed and vital parts of broadcasting equipment taken away by the authoroties (as had already happenned to our VK Radio in 1997 and to our Senta Radio in 1998). Alltogether its 5 close-downs for our Jet Company (actually its media branch Info Jet) which runs those 3 FM stations. 30 young people who worked hard for development of independent media and democracy lost their jobs. editor in chief Zoran Milesevic |
This web page touched me very much! Thank you! I have relized I take my life for granted! Thank you so so much! God Bless You |
I really enjoyed your webpage. I live in La Crosse, Wisconsin, USA. See, I am going to Russia this summer for two months and your webpage I found very interesting. Also, I was wondering do you have any info on the children youth camps in St. Petersburg? I would love to have it if you do have any. Spasibo! Rebekah |
A very interesting web page!!! I am also amazed at your background - from a technical background to a successful journalist? WOw! |
Dear Mr.Sosnov, I am writing from Australia. Igraduated from a degree in Bachelor of Arts in Business Information System but my dream is to be a tv news reporter. It seems that I am in the wrong course to pursue a career in journalism but I am determined to get there. Do you have any advice for me? From, Rachel |
I'm a portuguese anthropologist, vice-president of the Associacao Portuguesa de Antropologia and president of the board of the Associacao Portuguesa de Arqueologia Industrial. I'm preparing a research on Company - sometimes called Factory, or even Enterprise - Museums, and I'm particulary interested in those museums many large companies use(d?) to have in socialist countries. It seems to me that the development and role of Company Museums in those countries and times is a phenomenon that should definitely be considered seriously in a research, now that many factory museums established in the 'old era' have been closed or transformed. There are two main kinds of Company Museums: - the Western, or capitalist, type:enterprises sometimes set up such museums as "public relations, marketing and/or personal relations vehicle, focused on the history and/or development of the product in which they specialize" (definition of Corporate Museums by Prof. Victor J. Danilov); - the 'Trudovoi Slavy' type: serving a Party ideological and/or didactic purpose, as well as a "public relations" purpose of promoting the best interests of a particular factory - and also, of course, to increase the corporate pride. Do you know (knew?) any of these museums, exhibitions, «rooms of tradition», «red corners», ...? If you have informations, personal memories, references, contacts, impressions,... - before or after 1991 -, please, (E)mail it all to me. Even if you don't have any information or reference on this subject, please, forward this message to someone who knows any of such museums. I'll be very grateful - my research will only be possible with your information. Hope to hear from you soon. Antonio Eduardo Mendonca (acknowledgements: Mrs. Patricia K. Grimsted) Fax: + 351 1 793 2112 Mail: Antonio Eduardo Mendonca - A.P.A. - C. Marques de Abrantes, 10 - 3E 1200 Lisboa - Portugal |
I was looking through a search of prople with the same name as I and I wanted to say hi. I live in Philadelphia and will be a freshman at Columbia University in New York in the fall. My great grandfather came freom Russia and our original name was Sosnovsky, but he changed when he came to america. In high school, I was editor in chief of my high school magazine and many of my family members write. I guess that it might be genetic. Have fun Elizabeth |
Hello! I was surprised to find so much information fron your pages. I wonder how you have so much time to work with this pages. I also have worked some woth Russia, especially with some people from St. Petersburg. Greetings from Finland! Your can find me also: http://koti.nettilinja.fi/~aruusune/ |
Greetings Mr. Sosnov, I was directed to your web site from the alt.journalism newsgroup, and enjoy it very much. I've "bookmarked" it as one of my favorites. I read a very interesting article about St. Petersburg in an American magazine, "Wired," but now I can't find my copy of the magazine! Saint Petersburg sounds like a wonderful, vibrant part of the "new" Russia. Keep up the great work. |
Dear Sirs! I am Czech student of Russian and related sciencies. I'd like to help to youth of your country to visit our country and to meet each other. Tell my address to your friends or spread it in some traveling-oriented press. Thankyou! R. |
Keep up the good work in St Petersburg. I'm trying to do the same in Borneo. We write a lot on the environmental damage here too. A new focus is information technology. Have a nice day |
Dear Mr. Sosnov, Your web page is very attracti |
Dear Colleagues! Dear Guests! I am very glad that you have visited my homepage. This Guest book - for you. Your can ask me or each other about something or write things, interesting for our colleagues. |
