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![]() Recording company wins copyright case against Vkontakte social networkRussian Gala Records has won a copyright case against the St. Petersburg-based Vkontakte social network website. Experts say it’s a good sign for the whole recording industry and a wind of change for Russian online piracy. |
Brodsky Museum to become a joint Russian-American ventureSt. Petersburg is considering inviting US investors to help establish a museum at the home of poet Joseph Brodsky. |
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Getting to the Bolshoi for reasonable priceSeeing a show at the Bolshoi theatre is notoriously costly, but the chances of getting a bargain are getting better. The theatre is due to offer 50% more of its cheaper tickets. |
![]() Homer Simpson glue lookalike fetches $235,000 on eBayIt appears that some fans of the Simpson’s TV series may have more money than sense. A piece of glue said to be shaped like the character Homer Simpson has sold for $235,000 on the eBay auction website. |
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Cutting-edge museum wall to wall to Egypt's pyramidsThe Sphinx and the Pyramids of Giza are going to have a new addition – a state of the art Museum to house some of Egypt’s most precious artefacts. Egypt unrest |
![]() Russian Museum goes to AntarcticaAntarctica is to get its first museum thanks to Russia. |
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![]() Russian Media Company goes to court over failed Lady Gaga gigThe cancellation of Lady Gaga show in Moscow last summer cost Russian Media Company UTV $1.8 million. |
![]() Dante Alighieri Society ordered to change nameThe Dante Alighieri Society which was set up to promote the Italian language in Russia is being forced to change its name. |
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![]() Hitler painting sold for €32,000 at Slovak auctionA Slovak online auction has just proved that art by the world’s most vicious dictator is still considered valuable by some people. On Sunday Hitler’s painting ‘Maritime Nocturno’ fetched €32,000 at Darte auction house. |
Russia’s Silver Archer in AmericaFor the first time in its fifteen year history, the Russian Silver Archer Awards for public relations have taken place outside Russia. |