“Runet today”, July 9, 2012. Experts of the issue: Yuri Virovets, Pavel Rogozhin

In the studio “Finam FM” - Yuri Virovets, head of the group of companies HeadHunter, and Pavel Rogozhin, director of development of the united company “Rambler-Afisha”.
Together with the moderator, Maxim Spiridonov, they talk about interesting statistics on how the authorities and rightholders turned to Twitter, about closing a well-known music service, about voting on the anti-piracy law in the European Parliament, and about the elimination of five Google projects at once.

1. The microblogging service Twitter has published a report in which the statistics of appeals to the resource by the right holders and the authorities of various countries are presented.

- How often does Twitter follow the authorities?
- On which sites do users most often listen to music?
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2. The Scartel company, better known under the Yota brand, closed the Yota Muzyka service on July 1, which allowed listening to music without any copyright infringements.

- What are the problems of services trying to sell music in RuNet?
- On which sites do users most often listen to music?

3. The European Parliament overwhelmingly refused to ratify the “Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement”, known by the acronym ACTA.

- Who lobbied for ACTA?
- Is it necessary to regulate the Internet?

4. Google will close five of its services.

- Why did the corporation decide to close iGoogle and other services?
- What other Google projects can be curtailed in the near future?

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