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Armenia: Election Blogging

Written byNathan Hamm
Posted 13 February 2007 18 years ago

Mary Joyce writes about her excitment about the Election Blogging Guide coming to Armenia and the importance of blogging. In the comments, Zarcha translates the post into Armenian.

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  • Pingback: Armenian Blog Review

    […] Via Global Voices Online: Mary Joyce writes about her excitment about the Election Blogging Guide coming to Armenia and the importance of blogging. […]

    13 February 2007, 17:05 pm
  • Pingback: CRD / TI Election Monitor 2007 » Blog Archive » Armenians blog their way to 2007 elections

    […] While searching for posts on Armenia using Google’s blogsearch I was rather pleased to find that previous posts on the Election Blogging Guide and Mary Joyce’s message to potential bloggers in Armenia caught the attention not only of Global Voices, but also NowPublic.com. Considering that this site has been up for only 10 days and is still under development until truly going live next week, we’re ecstatic. Thanks to Global Voices I have discovered a significant project called the Election Blogging Guide. Armenia of course was part of the Soviet bloc which discouraged corrupt forms of bourgeois democracy such as blogging.* The elections are scheduled for May 12, 2007. […]

    14 February 2007, 4:42 am

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