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On Being Women Journalists in a Conservative Society
When the daily “Samkhretis Karibche” (Southern Gate in Georgian) closed down its Armenian language section for lack of funds, work...
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06/27/2017
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Naira and Nora: Old Friendship, New Technology
Naira and Nora had many things in common - loneliness was just one of them. Another was time to spare. At 77 and 87 respectively, the two women did...
Views: 561
06/23/2017
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Cell Neighbors
A thick, cement wall divided the two men, confined as they were in two claustrophobic, cubic worlds. They could hear each other’s voices, the...
Views: 491
06/22/2017
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Georgia’s Secret Radio Station: Jamming for the USSR
Fifty kilometers north of Tbilisi lies a mysterious settlement without a name or place on an official map. Locals simply refer to it as Transmitter...
Views: 4712
06/21/2017
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Bots, Blockades and Blackouts: How Armenia Media Copes
On the eve of Armenia’s parliamentary elections this April, journalist Gegham Vardanyan found himself in what would be a crisis for any...
Views: 1281
06/20/2017
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Building a New Baku, One Banner at a Time
With roughly 2.4 million people, Baku, home to a quarter of Azerbaijan’s population, is the Caucasus’ largest city. But it is also the...
Views: 779
06/15/2017
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The Artist of Non-Art
Cardboard combat machinery is not easy to come by in Yerevan, as in most capitals. It is no surprise then that Artak Gevorgyan and his foot-powered...
Views: 2094
06/13/2017
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Armenia’s Cyber Priest
Every morning before dawn Father Zakaria Baghumyan joins his brothers at the Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin, the seat of the Armenian Apostolic...
Views: 5822
06/01/2017
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