The project “Home Alone” became the laureate of the “Runet Prize 2010” in the nomination “State and Society”

The Runet Prize is a nationwide professional award and encourages outstanding services of leading companies in the field of information technology and electronic communications, government and public organizations, business structures, as well as individual figures who have made significant contributions to the development of the Russian segment of the Internet. The Runet Prize has been awarded since 2004. Its founders are the Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications, the Russian Association of Electronic Communications (RAEC) and the Regional Public Center for Internet Technologies (ROCIT).

In total, more than 600 projects from all over Russia took part in the Runet Prize competition, and more than 700 people were involved in the work of the jury. The award ceremony was held on November 25 in Moscow in the October cinema. The live broadcast was conducted by the federal TV channel "Russia 24". The ceremony was hosted by Echo of Moscow journalist Alexander Plyuschev, as well as TV host and blogger Tina Kandelaki. The winner of the nomination "State and Society" rightfully became the online project "Home Alone". The expert jury noted the great social significance and high degree of technological effectiveness of the project.
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The Minister of Communications and Mass Media of Russia Igor Shchegolev made a welcoming speech to the audience, and Dmitry Medvedev conveyed the words of solidarity through his Twitter account. The statue - the symbol of the Runet, Ivan Tonkikh, received from the hands of the governor of the Ivanovo region, Mikhail Me.



Ivan Tonkikh, General Director of Odin Doma, thanked the organizers, noting a new trend in the development of Runet: “It is extremely important that the issues of children's safety and the development of children's content in the Global Network have become the subject of state and public discussion and recognition. This is certainly an important turn in the development of the Russian Internet. The Runet Prize, which I now hold in my hands, is the merit of our entire team: developers, psychologists and, of course, investors who decided to support our initiatives. Thanks to the users of our program who understand the importance of the “clean” Internet for the healthy upbringing of children! ”.