Following news that two bloggers were allowed to attend a presidential press conference, Unzipped comments on the event and says that the unprecedented event was actually a disservice to the local blogging community. The pro-opposition Nazarian accuses the bloggers of serving the government.
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Nazarian, beside all his other talents, was caught while cloning RA president Serzh Sargsyan blog several month ago, as well as Ruben Muradyan aka Uzogh blog, publishing his own ideas under their names. Thanks to Pigh and Sauron it was unzipped - http://pigh.livejournal.com/93488.html [RU] :)