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Daily Archives: September 22, 2011
September, 2011
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22 September
Google Denies Manipulating Search Results
Google Inc. Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt told a Senate panel Wednesday that the company isn't using its dominance in Internet search to... -
22 September
US Cop Show Borrows a Page from Strauss-Kahn Case
A new season of "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit" begins Wednesday on NBC television with a storyline that... -
22 September
Two Buildings to be Demolished to Build Free Economic Zone in Airport
The Government of Armenia today amended its earlier decision to provide land property with the right of free use to... -
22 September
Police Dragged Me on the Ground, Called Me Insane, Says Opposition Activist
Armenian National Congress (HAK) activist Vardges Gaspari was staging a protest during the military parade marking 20... -
22 September
VIDEO: Yerevan Prepares for Junior Eurovision 2011
A new promotional video for the 2011 Junior Eurovision Song Contest titled "Yerevan: They City of Colors" and... -
22 September
Armenia’s Natural Gas Supply Temporarily Suspended
The Georgian Gas Transportation Company officially alerted ArmRosGazprom, the company that supplies consumer gas to Armenia... -
22 September
One Day Without Cars: Drivers Encouraged to Walk or Bike Instead
World Car-Free Day is marked annually on Sept. 22. Organizers encourage people to walk, bike, use mass transit, work... -
22 September
Russian Soldier Died in Gyumri
Oleg Tekhov, 22, who was serving in the Russian military base in Armenia's second-largest city, was run down by a car on... -
22 September
Armenian PM Urges Facebook Users to Write Only in Armenian Letters
Armenian Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan, in a post on his Facebook page, urged all those posting comments in Armenian to... -
22 September
Turkish Armenians Dream of an Armenia that is Truly Independent and Without Emigration
In honor of the 20th anniversary of the independence of the Republic of Armenia, Epress.am's Turkish correspondent spoke with...