Russia plans to launch an alternative version of the free encyclopedia Wikipedia, according to the presidential library in the country, she said.
The library said in a statement that the initiative aims to provide better information about Russia, which is available in "Wikipedia". She added that the analysis showed that it does not have a "Wikipedia" enough detailed and reliable information about Russian regions and the life of the country.
Presidential library in Russia and said that he had been collecting about 50,000 books and documents to portray Russia "in an objective and accurate."
Some argue that the new site needs a lot to catch up with "Wikipedia", which is the sixth most common in the world's web sites. The move comes amid growing Kremlin control over the Internet in the country.
In August / August, was in Russia to enact laws forcing bloggers with more than 3,000 readers a day to register with the work of the media regulator. In the month of March / March, Ji closing sites run by opponents and critics of President Vladimir Putin.
The library said in a statement that the initiative aims to provide better information about Russia, which is available in "Wikipedia". She added that the analysis showed that it does not have a "Wikipedia" enough detailed and reliable information about Russian regions and the life of the country.
Presidential library in Russia and said that he had been collecting about 50,000 books and documents to portray Russia "in an objective and accurate."
Some argue that the new site needs a lot to catch up with "Wikipedia", which is the sixth most common in the world's web sites. The move comes amid growing Kremlin control over the Internet in the country.
In August / August, was in Russia to enact laws forcing bloggers with more than 3,000 readers a day to register with the work of the media regulator. In the month of March / March, Ji closing sites run by opponents and critics of President Vladimir Putin.
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