Quintura Rounds Up Russian Internet Deals

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Nothing like the threat of a rising new economy to get the blood flowing (thanks, Vlad!). Internet-wise, there’s a lot happening in Russia: Mail.ru became its first billion-dollar online company, Blackberries plan to invade, LiveJournal was sold to a Russian firm that aspires to go global — starting with the US, and in September Russia led total growth in European internet adoption.

The Quintura blog put together a short list of significant deals that occurred in December amongst Russian internet companies.

Russia’s urban middle class has expensive taste and money to spare. Time to start thinking eastward, da?

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