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· December, 2010
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Stories about Humor from December, 2010

30 December 2010

Lebanon: Stop Honking

Written by Amira Al Hussaini · ·

29 December 2010

Russia: Informal Medvedev Election Trailer Realeased Online

Written by Dmitry Davidov · ·

27 December 2010

Russia: How Vladivostok Christmas Tree Craziness Made Me Laugh

Written by Masha Egupova ·
RuNet Echo

People in Vladivostok never lose their sense of humor. Otherwise one would be in the perpetual state of depression. They laugh about everything from nerve-racking traffic jams and alarming snow...

21 December 2010

India: Life at Thirty

Written by Aparna Ray · ·

17 December 2010

Lebanon: Wikileaks for Children

Written by Moussa Bashir · ·

India: The Mystery of the Advertised Armpits

Written by Aparna Ray · ·

15 December 2010

@MedvedevRussia, Are You Listening? A Story of 6 Months on Twitter

Written by Yelena Osipova ·
RuNet Echo

Since first appearing on Twitter in June 2010, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has become one of the most prominent tweeters on Russian Tweet-o-sphere. Yelena Osipova looks back at some of...

14 December 2010

Japan: Fruity Samurai

Written by Scilla Alecci · ·

12 December 2010

China: “the person I most admire has the surname Liu.”

Written by Marta Cooper · ·

11 December 2010

Lebanon: What are people wondering about?

Written by Layal Al Khatib · ·

7 December 2010

Russia: Omsk Forum Users Publish Erotic Socio-Political Calendar

Written by Alexey Sidorenko · ·

6 December 2010

Japan: Cartoon Blog

Written by Scilla Alecci · ·

3 December 2010

Russia: Bloggers Mock the Pronounciation of the Russian Sports Ministry

Written by Alexey Sidorenko · ·

1 December 2010

Venezuela: Comics Find Their Place on the Web 2.0

Written by Laura Vidal ·

The comic in Venezuela is one of the genres that is generally underrated and ironically, treasured within the country's culture. In response to this, artists have formed groups to create...

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