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Source for all the claims?

• OmicronCeti 4y ago
  2) https://www.businessinsider.com/yandex-russia-former-news-director-urges-colleagues-quit-ukraine-invastion-2022-3 https://www.businessinsider.com/yandex-russia-former-news-di... >The ex-head of news at Russia's largest internet company has advice for his former colleagues: quit. >Lev Gershenzon worked at Yandex in various roles for four years, according to his LinkedIn profile. He took to Facebook early Tuesday morning to warn people still working at the company — which is one of the largest search engines in Russia — that it was contributing to the censorship of the country's invasion into Ukraine. >"The fact that a significant part of the Russian population may believe that there is no war is the basis and driving force of this war," Gershenzon wrote, also tagging six of his former coworkers. "Today, Yandex is a key element in hiding information about war. Every day and hour of such "news" costs human lives. And you, my former colleagues, are also responsible for this." 2) https://techcrunch.com/2022/03/16/russia-yandex-news-vk/ https://techcrunch.com/2022/03/16/russia-yandex-news-vk/ >Yandex’s former head of news accused the company of being a ‘key element in hiding information’ from Russians about the war in Ukraine. 3) Result of Yandex's slower crawler and default display mode, although the effect is as described: https://twitter.com/maryilyushina/status/1510930537187319813?lang=en https://twitter.com/maryilyushina/status/1510930537187319813...
• sgc 4y ago
  Those are trivial to verify. If you can't do your 5 minutes of research, OP should not feel obliged to humor your attempt to create busy work for them.
  • Vaslo 4y ago
    Plenty of people cite their work and arguments in contentious discussions.
• trasz 4y ago
  https://twitter.com/timsoulo/status/1510955352267063296 https://twitter.com/timsoulo/status/1510955352267063296